Sentence examples for theory of relative from inspiring English sources

Theory of relative computability, reducibility notions and degree structures.

We present a theory of relative Pfaffians on infinite-dimensional Banach spaces.

This paper improves the basic theory of relative orbit elements and unifies the expressions of the elliptical and near-circular close relative motion.

It contained a theory of relative wages which was used by Smith; the famous Tableau économique of the Physiocrats was probably inspired by the Essai, and the treatment of the theory of money was of pioneering importance.

His theory of relative identity, elaborated in Logic Matters (1972), argued that it makes no sense to say that one thing is the same as something else unless you say what sort of category the two things which are putatively one thing belong to.

The ANP is a general theory of relative measurement used to derive composite-priority-ratio scales from individual-ratio scales that represent the relative influence of factors that interact with respect to the control criteria.

Like Jack Warner telling Albert Einstein, who was visiting the studio, "Well, professor, I have a theory of relatives too -- don't hire 'em". Or Harry Cohn betting his brother Jack $50 that he couldn't recite the Lord's Prayer.

For our purposes we need not determine how to best interpret Aristotle's theory of relatives, but can rather consider some issues that Aristotle's discussion raises.

Critics from Herbert Stein to Norman Podhoretz, from George F. Will to Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, have already dismissed theories of relative decline as little more than gloom and doom.

Theories of relative deprivation suggest African Americans in disadvantaged communities are at increased risk for drug use.

Based on the valence framework, this study combines trust with the theories of relative advantage, compatibility, and perceived risk to construct a theoretical research model.