Sentence examples for theory of the same from inspiring English sources

An almost violent, disruptive placement of angular rectilinear forms and spaces often appeared in similar works of architecture that can be termed "deconstructivist" architecture, a movement related to the literary theory of the same name (see deconstruction).

A natural question is whether a theory can be categorical in certain infinite cardinalities i.e., whether there are cardinal numbers such that any two models of the theory of the same cardinality are isomorphic.

(The theory was crucial for influencing Wittgenstein's theory of the same name).

It is shown that the approximate equations containing order h2 are in general as good as or better than the established theory of the same order.

However, not all theories of consciousness are theories of the same thing.

But if several theories of the same system are predictively successful and if these theories are mutually inconsistent, they cannot all be true, not even approximately.

Different theories of the same subject matter will often take different resources to be primitive, and while it is a difficult question to decide whether one set of primitives is better or worse than another, evaluation of the relative simplicity, naturalness, or other merits of theoretical primitives is part of the evaluation of rival theories.

Thus, as was already evident in Davidson's approach to the theory of action, the same pair of events may instantiate a law under one description, but not under others.

Immediately before onset of the final fracture (i.e., localization), the experimental measured normal strain in the near-tip region is around 60% higher than the computed strain when using exclusively an elastic plastic theory for the corresponding load while the strain computed utilizing a non-local damage theory is of the same order of magnitude as the experimentally measured strain.

Although both DuMont and Paramount executives stated that the companies were separate, the FCC ruled that Paramount's partial ownership of DuMont meant that DuMont and Paramount were in theory branches of the same company.

This theory faces some of the same objections raised against Parsons' theory.