Sentence examples for theory ties from inspiring English sources

An alternative theory ties the reason behind the freeze to a chain reaction of budget shortfalls.

Modern theory ties mobile zones to the interaction and jostling of immense crustal plates (see plate tectonics).

Philoponus' impetus theory ties in with other far-reaching criticisms of Aristotelian principles of physics.

According to social network theory, ties can channel information and provide constraints.

Our theory ties up many seemingly unrelated data on the carbon system.

This theory ties in with a study published last year in the journal Nature, about two varieties of an ancient form of flatworm, the planarian.

Another theory, tying autism to thimerosal, a preservative added to vaccines, has also been debunked.

But that's a lot further than his party is willing to go: a proposal to adopt medical marijuana on to the GOP platform recently failed, with opponents citing the "gateway" theory, tying medical marijuana to heroin use.

D'Souza's absurd ad hominem theory tying Obama to his father goes like this: "This philandering, inebriated African socialist, who raged against the world for denying him the realization of his anticolonial ambitions, is now setting the nation's agenda through the reincarnation of his dreams in his son".

Two features of this theory tie the philosophy of law to the philosophy of language.

He cites the example of his daughter to support this theory, tying her clinical diagnosis of celiac disease to the multiple courses of amoxicillin she received as a child for otitis media and courses of metronidazole she received for traveler's diarrhea during international travel while she worked in resource-challenged settings.