Sentence examples for theory outlined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crompton offers a very different interpretation from the influential theory outlined by the French philosopher Michel Foucault.

In connection with a theory outlined in these columns a couple weeks ago, to the effect that the force of gravity is stronger in London….

Strauss-Kahn was referring to the theory outlined by writer and investor Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who has argued that investors take too little account of unpredictable high-impact events.

In connection with a theory outlined in these columns a couple weeks ago, to the effect that the force of gravity is stronger in London than in N.Y., an American correspondent over there with his wife & small son, reports that the Santa Clauses in Harrods may have wider horizons than the ones in Macy's.

By St. Clair McKelway and R. Grey, Mrs. The New Yorker, December 26 , 1959P. 14 In connection with a theory outlined in these columns a couple weeks ago, to the effect that the force of gravity is stronger in London than in N.Y., an American correspondent over there with his wife & small son, reports that the Santa Clauses in Harrods may have wider horizons than the ones in Macy's.

Green's characterisation of this Christian community is transformed into the social theory outlined below.

Psychologist Gordon Allport's "contact theory" outlines how certain conditions are needed to support healthy intergroup contact such as interracial interaction.

Innovation theory outlines five attributes that influence the rate of adoption of technologies: 1) relative advantage, 2) compatibility, 3) trialability, 4) observability, and 5) complexity.

As illustrated in Figures  1 and 2, the theory outlines three variables across the three streams of influence; ultimate, proximal and distal.

The theory outlines two cognitive mediating processes forming a threat and a coping appraisal, respectively; these two processes combine to form protection motivation or an intention to perform a protective behaviour.

Furthermore, the theory outlining the importance of health knowledge within self-management was accepted, yet the information required to support its implementation was either rarely sought or was drawn from generic training on cultural differences.