Sentence examples for theory supplemented from inspiring English sources

This paper utilizes game theory, supplemented by Brams Theoryy of Moves, to model the process by which stakeholders within NASA and the US Congress may arrive at an affordable and politically sustainable funding level on a yearly basis.

Nagel suggested that one theory is reduced to another when the axioms of the reduced theory can be derived from the axioms of the reducing theory, supplemented with principles ("bridge principles") that connect the language of the reduced theory with that of the reducing theory.

Actually, it is not that surprising since the former can be thought of as implementing an intuitionistic proof theory supplemented with an axiom schema of the excluded middle.

The general context of THs is evolutionary economics and institutional approaches in economic theory, supplemented by a sociological perspective on innovation processes (Cortes, 2006).

They show that either of the classical conditional forms of capture or release are inconsistent by themselves, over the base theory supplemented by the right choice of principles providing for completeness or consistency of truth.

These actors are assumed to be (or to closely resemble) the (in famous Homo economicus [45], [46] of rational choice economic models, including traditional game theory, supplemented by substantive assumptions about preferences over material goods.

Paul of Venice (1499) in a section of his Logica Magna as yet without a modern edition or translation, lists fifteen theories, supplementing Bradwardine's list of nine with later developments.

Code, Lorraine, "Second Persons" in Science, Morality, and Feminist Theory (Supplement to Canadian Journal of Philosophy 13).

Ferguson, Ann, "A Feminist Aspect Theory of Self" in Science, Morality and Feminist Theory (Supplement to Canadian Journal of Philosophy 13).

Hanen, Marsha, and Nielsen, Kai (eds)., Science, Morality, and Feminist Theory (Supplement to Canadian Journal of Philosophy 13).

Friedman, Marilyn, "Beyond Caring: The De-Moralization of Gender" in Science, Morality, and Feminist Theory (Supplement to Canadian Journal of Philosophy 13).