In 1908 he published the first 21 pieces of Renjian cihua ("Notes on Ci Poems in the World"); in this work he first advanced his "theory of realm," which asserted that a successful poem integrates descriptions of scenery and emotions.
This is consistent with ideas for what is termed Grand Unified Theory, the realm where particle physicists believe three of the four fundamental forces in nature can be tied together.
The book, mostly devoted to a discussion of animal behavior, included a final chapter extending evolutionary theory into the realm of human affairs.
To climb and circumambulate its intricately carved stepped platforms is to travel in theory from the realm of ordinary life up through ever more rarefied levels of sculptural abstraction to the empty sky where, by Buddhist teaching, all things must end.
The 1950s also saw an approach of Skolem (1957) toward proving the consistency of set theory in the realm of infinite valued logic.
We extend this theory to the realm of unicellular organisms by developing mathematical models of genetic circuits that allow trading of a common good (specifically, signaling molecules) required for growth in bacteria in order to demonstrate comparative advantage interactions.
Although I'm not a fan of applying scientific theories to the realm of love and emotions.
Muslim clerics speak in the realm of theory; Isis practises through stories and action.
And while by definition every intellectual works in the realm of theory, this eclectic approach makes her writing surprisingly accessible.
But at least in the realm of theory, there is widespread agreement that providing extra context on transcripts is a good thing.
