Sentence examples for theory resulting from inspiring English sources
The English novelist George Meredith proposed a theory, resulting from his analysis of 18th-century French court comedies, that laughter serves as an enjoyable social corrective.
When combined with a flexible on-demand billing model, cloud providers can operate data centres very efficiently, in theory resulting in cost savings for end users.
It is considered that the exercise provides a demanding test of structural modification theory resulting in a very useful practical assessment of the limitations of the method.
This test data is shown to be consistent with theory resulting in a demonstrated mass measurement accuracy of ±0.75% and a deviation from linearity of less than ±0.30% of full scale mass.
Based on the undercooling theory resulting from the existence of multicomponent chemical short-range order domains, the glass forming range (GFR) in Zr Ni Ti alloy system was predicted by thermodynamic calculation.
Traditional staples have recently been redesigned with both new materials and engineering techniques to facilitate interfragmentary compression in theory, resulting in greater friction between bone fragments to counteract shearing forces.
His theory resulted in this revolutionary design, where vast, wooden panels form a giant tepee above the audience.
The incorporation of fuzzy logic into automata theory resulted in fuzzy auotomata which can handle continuous spaces.
The General Theory resulted in great measure from what he viewed as the inadequacies of his earlier The Treatise on Money, with its mechanical "magic formula mentality".
Another, known as the cushioned hammock theory, resulted from microscopic study of teeth, which was thought to show a ligament around the root.
Decision analysis used in Generalizability Theory resulted in the estimated method agreement with the categorized GS of a randomly chosen therapist (out of 10 per group).
