Sentence examples for theory sense from inspiring English sources
But Vernam wasn't thinking of random sequences in the probabilistic sense, he was thinking of sequences that have a high level of entropy (in the information theory sense).
The circadian Fe sensor may in theory sense Fe deficiency or Fe sufficiency exclusively, or perceive and integrate both signals into a unified Fe signal.
Within the salutogenic theory, Sense of Coherence is described as a global orientation that expresses the extent to which individuals have a feeling of confidence that their environment is structured, predictable and explicable; resources are available to meet challenges; and these challenges are worth engaging in [ 1].
The model, originally described by Linstone [ 24], is useful for approaching any kind of system, but it is incumbent on the model user to carefully identify the "system" (i.e., in a general systems theory sense and not as an information system).
If the question of voter disenfranchisement that Wang highlights is framed only as the disenfranchisement of our side, then the issue is not really about disenfranchisement in a constitutional or political-theory sense; it is about electoral competition, in which disenfranchisement is just a tactic.
Sense and denotation Frege (1848 1925) [1, 2] developed a theory of sense and denotation into a thoroughgoing philosophy of language.
One option here is to articulate a theory of sense-experience and sense-data independently of the problem of perception (Jackson (1977) and Lowe (1992)).
The theory of sense of coherence was introduced by American-Israeli medical sociologist Aaron Antonovsky, who developed the Sense of Coherence Scale (SOC).
Mr. Derks, the Nevada emergency management official, said the weather theory made sense to him.
That theory made sense until several dealers near the telephones said that they thought they had heard Mr. Wachter speaking Italian.
Mr. Graedon said that while the theory made sense, it's not wise to mix and match without expert help.
