Sentence examples for theory specific from inspiring English sources

In that theory, specific cortical areas, notably in the superior temporal sulcus and the temporo-parietal junction, are used to build the construct of awareness and attribute it to other people.

A theory specific instrument is the Young Schema Questionnaire on schemas underlying Young's theory [ 43- 46].

Likewise, it is impossible to discern the effects of theory specific therapeutic factors, such as those entailed by the ISTDP- treatment framework, and the effects of general or common therapeutic factors such as a safe environment for self-disclosure, warmth, trust, respect, corrective emotional experience, exposure, support, psycho-education etc.

They also bring with them from those general theories specific considerations that may affect the content of the claim to universal access.

Given the steady increase in the number of articles addressing global public relations during the timeframe examined, the field should shift from description to theorization and establish theories specific to global public relations with methodological diversification.

Scrutiny, like evidence, is something that occurs within a theory and will have a theory-specific shape.

This 'rounding' was made prior to the formulation of any explanatory model, hence it cannot have been driven by any theory-specific consideration.

TSAT++ enjoys a modular design in which an enumerator and a theory-specific satisfiability checker cooperate in order to solve SMT.

The method's raison d'être is to sharply distinguish between the subjective role of (coordinating) principles — "the contribution of Reason" — and the contribution of objective reality, represented by theory-specific empirical laws and regularities ("axioms of connection") which in some sense have been "constituted" by the former.

As Friedman (1999) and others have discussed in detail (Ryckman, 2005), Reichenbach's innovation, a modification of the Kantian conception of synthetic a priori principles, rejecting the sense of "valid for all time" while retaining that of "constitutive of the object (of knowledge)", led to the conception of a theory-specific "relativised a priori".

It does, however, require theory-specific domain engineering and strategic work to achieve good performance.