Sentence examples for theory traces from inspiring English sources
BEC theory traces back to 1924, when Bose considered how groups of photons behave.
One theory traces the roots of fan psychology to a primitive time when human beings lived in small tribes, and warriors fighting to protect tribes were true genetic representatives of their people, psychologists say.
Its exact origins are disputed; one theory traces hockey to the Irish game of hurling and another to a French field game called hoquet, known in English as field hockey.
The Innovation Diffusion Theory (IDT), which is a sociology-based theory, traces its roots back to the 1960s (Rogers & Shoemaker, 1971; Tornatzky & Klein, 1982, p. 29).
For those who came onto the investing scene in the past quarter of a century or so, the Dow Theory traces its roots to a series of Wall Street Journal editorials that were written between 1902 and 1929 by William Peter Hamilton.
(A discredited variant theory traced the Polynesians to South America).
In the gloomy autumn of 2001, lipstick sales in America increased by 11%.Believers in the lipstick theory trace the phenomenon back to the Depression, when cosmetic sales increased by 25%, despite the convulsing economy.
Bombieri's publications include Geometric Measure Theory and Minimal Surfaces (1973), Le Grand Crible dans la théorie analytique des nombres (1974; "The Large Sieve in Analytic Number Theory"), Seminar on Minimal Submanifolds (1983), An Introduction to Minimal Currents and Parametric Variational Problems (1985), and Number Theory, Trace Formulas, and Discrete Groups (1989).
His readable and provocative short history, Enlightenment and Despair: A History of Sociology (1976; in the second edition, 1987, the subtitle was changed to the more accurate A History of Social Theory) traced the fortunes of this ambition from its Enlightenment beginnings through to the establishment of the modern disciplines in the first part of the 20th century.
Next four sections on scattering and spectral theory which discuss the Kato Birman theory (trace class scattering), Kato smoothness, Kato Kuroda eigenfunction expansions and the Jensen Kato paper on threshold behavior.
Methods based on the coalescent theory trace the ancestral genealogy of a sample rather than modeling changes of gene frequencies in the population as a whole.
