Sentence examples for theory supposes from inspiring English sources

Decision-making theory supposes that actors behave rationally to achieve goals by selecting the course of action that will maximize benefits and minimize costs.

Doubtless, many people do think in the way the theory supposes, feeling it anomalous, for example, when an occupation that is commonly accorded a higher status than another ceases to command a higher rate of pay.

The thickness of the crustal layer is not uniform, however, and so this theory supposes that the thicker parts of the crust sink deeper into the substratum, while the thinner parts are buoyed up by it.

The VSEPR theory supposes that all electron pairs, both bonding pairs and lone pairs, repel each other particularly if they are close and that the molecular shape is such as to minimize these repulsions.

String theory supposes that elementary particles are vibrations in minuscule one-dimensional loops or squiggles.

However, the usual Morse theory supposes that the functional (Phi u)) satisfies the Palais-Smale condition ((P.S).

Did they behave as theory supposed?

Olympic sports are, at least in theory, supposed to be a meritocracy.

Even sellers' brokers, who are in theory supposed to take the same tack as their clients, can be left shaking their heads about how deals play out.

A second show at 9 30 offered a grab bag of acts that were, in theory, supposed to keep their sets to five to seven minutes.

The Freedom of Information Act is in theory supposed to allow for information held by government bodies to be disclosed, subject to certain conditions.