Sentence examples for theory relative from inspiring English sources

The relevance to the MTA is this: Gödel himself believed in a fixed interpretation of set theory relative to which he thought the Axiom of Constructibility V=L would turn out to be false.

On the other hand, there are significant dissimilarities among atoms and molecules: motion, density, and elasticity are all points of difference, which suggest the difficulty of a unified and internally consistent matter theory, relative to physical norms or laws.

Local problems defined on a periodic square unit cell are solved using Weierstrassian and Natanzon's functions and perturbation theory relative to small anisotropy.

In a paragraph entitled "Punctuated equilibrium" (Chapter 12), Lockshin enumerates some contemporary debates in evolutionary theory (relative importance of sexual selection, kinds of speciation processes, levels of selection, rhythms, and rates of evolution), pointing out that: Scientists, and especially biologists and geologists, do not "disagree about the theory of evolution" (p. 172).

Numerical studies demonstrate the advantages of the parametric FVDAM theory relative to the standard version, together with new results that highlight its modeling capabilities vis-a-vis an emerging class of periodic lamellar materials with wavy microstructures and the thus-far undocumented architectural effects amplified by plasticity.

He also discussed this same theory relative to the practitioner's readiness to change, as frequently there are effective methods to prevent dental caries that dentists choose not to incorporate into their practices.

8. Again for the classical case, Friedman and Sheard (1987) provide an exhaustive list of inconsistent theories relative to a fairly weak base theory.

This criterion was explicitly theory-relative.

On the one hand, it remains an open option to pursue the search for a criterion of empirical significance in terms of constructed, formal languages further along the lines opened by Carnap with his theory-relative proposal of 1956 (and its later defense against critics).

Structuralism involves theses about "theory-nets," theory-relative theoretical vs. non-theoretical terms, a diversity of intra- and inter-theoretic laws with different degrees of generality, a typology of inter-theoretic relations, and a rich account of correspondence rules in scientific practice (see Moulines 2002; Pereda 2013; Schmidt 2014; Ladyman 2014).

However, this capacity of Ras to cycle between 'on' and 'off' states is not sufficient to build a switch because, in theory, the relative amount of activated Ras could be proportional to some incoming signal.