Sentence examples for theory subject from inspiring English sources

Queuing theory, subject in operations research that deals with the problem of providing adequate but economical service facilities involving unpredictable numbers and times or similar sequences.

And again, if the BL refuse to comply – or more likely, simply says it can't – it is, at least in theory, subject to a fine up to £250,000.

In Great Britain, for example, there are important elements of regional autonomy in the relationship between Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland and the national government in London; and the complex system of elected local governments, although in constitutional theory subject to abrogation by Parliament, is in practice a fixed and fairly formidable part of the apparatus of British government.

Further, it rendered the theory subject to Bernard Williams' (1995) criticism that the theory really simply reflected the colonial elitism of Sidgwick's time, that it was 'Government House Utilitarianism.' The elitism in his remarks may reflect a broader attitude, one in which the educated are considered better policy makers than the uneducated.

The problem of mass transfer with both first order irreversible homogeneous and an arbitrary heterogeneous reaction has been analyzed using the film theory, subject to the assumption of a linear profile of reactant between the bulk phase and the heterogeneous reaction surface.

We believe theories of life origins and environmental theories should be taught as challengeable scientific theory subject to change as new data is produced, not scientific law.

She has taught writing, theatre, film, performance, radio and visual art theory subjects within degree programmes at Monash University, the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) and the University of Wollongong.

Held's answer to the second question is couched in terms of the reafference theory: subjects adapt to ORDs only when they have relearned the sensory consequences of their bodily movements.

In agreement with signal detection theory, subjects' responses were classified as follows.

Moreover, in contrast to our hypothesis and contrary to the expandability theory, subjects who had smaller adipocytes even after adjusting for baseline FM had a larger decline in insulin sensitivity after overfeeding.

We consider landscapes of field theories subject to such to boundedness constraints.