Zoepf cites several theories: the changing nature of warfare; fears of getting it wrong; the exhaustive nature of the review process which, while intended to remove doubt, in some cases seems to inject it almost gratuitously.
The growth was fueled by superheated fears generated by economic dislocation, a proliferation of demonizing conspiracy theories, the changing racial makeup of America, and the prospect of four more years under a black president who many on the far right view as an enemy to their country.
J-Flexx, a rapper who has written No. 1 hits for Dr. Dre and others, has another theory about the changing attitude toward explicit content.
New empirical research and theory investigating the changing rural-urban divide are essential for China and other developing countries.
Also significant and unfamiliar was Kuhn's appeal to psychological literature and examples (such as linking theory-change with the changing appearance of a Gestalt image).
This paper adapts the perspective of organizational contingency theory to consider the changing nature of how the economic impact of nursing care upon health care organizations is measured.
The pore size distributions obtained from nitrogen at 77 K and ethane at 264 K were used as inputs to a method based on percolation theory to study the changing connectivity of the system.
If senescence is caused by an accumulation of damage that leads to a changing state of the organism, as in the disposable soma theory, this changing state could trigger potentially deleterious genes in turn.
In it he examined the history of World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War and looked at the changing attitudes toward war, theories on its causes, nuclear weapons, and the nature of strategy itself.
A lot of people believe in [the] stereotype, but we hope that The Big Bang Theory is changing the way people think of nerds and geeks by showing them having active social lives and relationships.
