Sentence examples for theory that postulates from inspiring English sources

Let PW be a theory that postulates possible worlds.

We do not need to give a theory that postulates any substances or processes specific to the explanation of attention.

In orthodox quantum mechanics as well as in any other current quantum theory that postulates non-locality (i.e., influences between distant, space-like separated systems), the influences between the distant measurement events in the EPR/B experiment do not propagate continuously in space-time.

Within the context of their eusocial colonies, this reproductive machinery is of direct significance to sociogenomic theory that postulates the existence of 'genes for altruism' [ 79, 80].

"The Late Late Show" brought the pair together to talk about the fan theory that postulates the idea they are related.

These findings are congruent with SDT theory that postulates that individuals need to feel self-determined, competent and related to others.

Can it be argued that Ehlers, Pirani and Schild's generalization of Weyl's causal-inertial method for determining the spacetime metric constitutes a convention-free, and – in relevant respects – theory-independent body of evidence that can adjudicate between spacetime geometries, and hence between spacetime theories that postulate them?

These passions took root the instant Darwin dared to postulate a theory that contradicted the notions of both original sin and man's superiority over other creatures.

This law of redshifts has been confirmed by subsequent research and provides the cornerstone of modern relativistic cosmological theories that postulate that the universe is expanding.

Maudlin (1994, p. 197-201) argues that theories that postulate such causal mechanism are inconsistent.

Maudlin argues that theories that postulate such backward causation will be inconsistent.