Sentence examples for theory part from inspiring English sources

The West wants the breakaway enclave, which is in theory part of Moldova, democratised and demilitarised.

Part mathematical theory, part computational chemistry, with a bit of dabbling in the molecular biology and genetics lab.

In contrast to the fanatical-devotion theory, part of the point of most branding is very specifically to circumvent conscious thought.

Part literary theory, part journal, all bonkers, it negotiates its way through the city and a lifetime of eureka moments with an inscrutable but addictive logic.

In theory, part of this pitch could be the promise of lower fees than those charged by, say, Appaloosa Management or Paulson & Co, but what sort of message would that send?

Notions of togetherness and of care for the weak that might in Britain seem vaguely of the left, are (at least in theory) part of the Christian Democratic agenda, thanks to the social doctrine of the church.

Gordon's theory, parts of which I recall him explaining to me over a lunch, in Chicago, some fifteen years ago, is that technological advancement just ain't what it used to be.

Based on cognitive theories, part of the reason for lack of retention is hypothesized to be the user's inability to form a mental picture, or schema, of the information presented via a computer screen.

Theory becomes part of practice; scientist becomes part of the social scene (ibid., 406).

According to numerous interviews I conducted, and studies I read, very few MOOCs are using anything like control theory as part of their approach to teaching.

In a metaphysical context, to say what exists is itself a step on the way to understanding; it is not something that antedates theory, but part of a theory itself.