On the one hand, we find Mowrer (1960a, 1960b, 1977), Sheffield (1961), and others attempting to patch-up Behaviorist learning theory by reintroducing the concept of the mental image in an explanatory, representational role.
One theory states that Moors reintroduced saffron corms to the region around Poitiers after they lost the Battle of Tours to Charles Martel in AD 732.
Rigidity is generally discussed in the literature in connection with several theories about reference that were introduced or reintroduced or discussed feverishly about the time Kripke called attention to rigid designation.
In order to understand this trade-off, the study reported in this paper draws upon the push-and-pull factors theory, proposed by Ravenstein in the late 1800s [ 21] and reintroduced by Lee in 1966 [ 22].
A new impulse to the theory of such spaces was given by Huang and Zhang [5] when they reintroduced cone metric spaces replacing the set of real numbers by a cone in a Banach space, as the codomain of a metric (such spaces were known earlier under the name of K-metric spaces, see [6]).
Researchers have recently reintroduced the own-body in the center of the social interaction theory.
Formally reintroduced as a Yankee yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Wells struggled to generate a theory about why Steinbrenner waited for weeks -- plus one hour -- to make his move.
Clearly, however, Schlick's model represents an early form of the conception of scientific theories as uninterpreted calculi connected to observation by potentially complicated correspondence rules that Carnap reintroduced in (1939) and that became standard in the "received view".
In theory, a class of antibiotics or a specific antibiotic drug is withdrawn from use for a defined time period and reintroduced at a later point in time in an attempt to limit bacterial resistance to the cycled antimicrobial agents.
