Sentence examples for theory suitable from inspiring English sources

The early modern experimentalist Robert Boyle (1627 91) followed the same line of thought as Sennert, but he was much more aware of the discrepancy between Democritus's atomism and an atomic theory suitable for chemical purposes.

This makes the theory suitable for the development of an extension of recursion theory to sets.

A non-isothermal poroelastic theory suitable for shales is presented herein.

The principles of AT (e.g., mediation by objects, historicity and expansion) make this theory suitable for studying a cross-border DM ISD context.

It is rather nice that we get (fuzzier) objects in our set theory suitable to represent all of the usual proper classes; it is less clear what we can do with the other large objects than it is in NFU.

Both the classical theory suitable for the analysis of thin structures as well as the first-order shear deformation theory useful if the structure is thicker or its transverse shear stiffness is low are presented.

These grounds are bolstered by restricting the domain of theories suitable for realist commitment to those that are sufficiently mature and non-ad hoc (Worrall 1989, pp. 153-154, Psillos 1999, pp. 105 108).

So conceived, objectivity was important to the logical positivists' and empiricists' criticism of the Nazi idea that Jews and Aryans have fundamentally different thought processes such that physical theories suitable for Einstein and his kind should not be inflicted on German students.

Realist evaluation offers a halfway house between quantitative generalisability and qualitative transferability through the generation of concrete, explanatory 'middle range' theories suitable for testing in future studies.

The effectheoryree-surface waves on the plate's natural frequencissuitableniforall only when bluging axisymmetric modes of the system have close natural frequencies.

The copula theory is suitable when two or several random variables are dependent.