But such borrowing has done little to establish any very coherent system of educational ideas, or to provide the basis for a systematic theory of teaching adequate to sustain the variety and complexity of teacher preparation programs.
Satisfaction of the requirement that a theory of meaning be adequate as an empirical theory, and so that it be adequate to the actual behaviour of speakers, will also ensure tighter constraints (if such are needed) on the formation of T-sentences.
An adequate theory of sensory function implies an adequate theory of brain function.
It has been pointed out that An adequate theory of sensory function implies an adequate theory of brain function.
Newton's theory of gravity proves adequate for many applications.
The other is whether substancehood require some extra component beyond properties, (and, if so, what?) or whether a 'bundle of properties' theory of substance is adequate.
Estuaries are highly complex systems involving a large number of variables and processes, many of which cannot be precisely described, owing to lack of adequate theory.
Accordingly, since the internal point of view involves a positive evaluation of the law, and since any adequate legal theory must account for this point of view, one might infer that any adequate theory of law must itself be inherently evaluative.
The most serious difficulty facing Darwin's evolutionary theory was the lack of an adequate theory of inheritance that would account for the preservation through the generations of the variations on which natural selection was supposed to act.
Indeed, despite his own commitment to CRTT as a necessary feature of any adequate theory of the mind, even Fodor doubts that CRTT is by itself sufficient for such a theory.
