Sentence examples for theory represented from inspiring English sources

Simon in theory represented everything my parents most feared - he was not one of us, he was Jewish and cosmopolitan, practically a foreigner.

Mr. Vick said the launching nonetheless in theory represented a significant step because it appeared to be Iran's first firing of a rocket with more than one stage.

This triumph for the electroweak theory represented another stepping stone toward a deeper understanding of the forces and interactions that yield the multitude of physical phenomena in the universe.

The shift in methodology and theory represented by this change in approach was extremely significant.

The percolation theory represented by a power law relation cannot account for the rheological percolation of CNTs in this work.

In Schrödinger's vocabulary, this meant that the theory represented the observational data by means of continuously evolving causal processes in space and time.

To what extent this theory represents truth, as opposed to being merely plausible, is hard to sort out.

Olympic competitions should in theory represent the biggest international event in that sport, a standard doubly true for new additions to an already bloated programme.

Florida's theory represents the perspective of someone who (like President Obama) has chosen to live his adult life in urban neighborhoods near universities.

In Iowa it is sometimes possible to forget how much has intervened between the American people and those who, in theory, represent them.

The Senate filibuster gives 41 out of 100 senators the ability to block anything except a budget (they could in theory represent just 11% of the population).