Sentence examples for theory shifted from inspiring English sources

Resource dependence theory shifted the focus of study from economic efficiency to the organizational environment, arguing that the external environment of an organization is an important force in the existence and development of the organization.

We revisit the Delsarte theory, shifting the framework from association schemes to coset geometries.

Mr. Gingrich is a man of many theories, shifting and elaborate, about cybernetics, space exploration, market economics, and evangelical Christianity, bound together as a master "vision --a favision --ad.

Then with a prior probability 4/5 for adequate sensitivity of Holt's apparatus, the odds between quantum theory and the local hidden variable theories shift strongly in favor of the latter, e.g., with prior odds 45:55 between T and R, the posterior odds are only 9 55, a 14% probability for T. so the odds on A fall from 4 1 to 2.2 1; the probability of A falls from 80%to69%9%.

Research inspired by globalization theories shifts these dynamics onto the international level and focuses on how global norms and institutions shape national immigration policy-making.

More generally, eighteenth-century theories shift gradually from characterizing emotions primarily by how they represent their intentional contents to considering their qualitative phenomenology, the special 'feel' of the emotions.

Revealing previously confidential information – such as the salaries of officials – can, in theory, shift power from the former "holders of secrets" to the newly informed public.

According to d band chemisorption theory, shifts to lower energy of d band center will reduce the surface adsorption reactivity33 and directly affect the chemistry of catalysts34.

According to this theory, shifts in SPR may also occur when particles geometry changes from spherical to some other shapes.

Based on Mie scattering theory, shifts in the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) [8] occur when the particles deviate from spherical geometry.

Hence, they conclude, a change in theory causes a shift in the meanings of all of its constituent terms, and so different theories simply talk about different things, they are 'incommensurable.' The common realist rejoinder is that the reference of terms can remain the same even when the surrounding theory shifts.