Sentence examples for theory upon from inspiring English sources

The researchers then build an improved theory upon the new categorization scheme.

In western Europe the influence of Freudian theory upon psychiatric theory diminished after World War II.

''New Results in Network Information Theory" Upon graduation, joined Intgerdigital Corporation.

File too soon, and the court may conclude that you haven't presented enough evidence that the forensic theory upon which you were convicted has been discredited.

Marshall McLuhan in his book Understanding Media (1964) became famous for erecting a whole structure of aesthetic, sociological, and philosophical theory upon this fact.

In this communication we establish the theory upon which numerical comparisons with experimental data are based in future communications.

Perhaps Mr. Obama still believes that, in a democracy, the people have a right to know the legal theories upon which the president executes his great powers.

Approximately one half of the class will be devoted to close examinations of the economic and political theories upon which patent, copyright, and trademark law are (or might be) based.

This book's authors are to be commended for spending several years, and many thousands of student research assistant man-days, sorting out economic performance from the common viewpoint - and the broad theories upon which much policy has been based.

Both Taylor and Parekh have not built their theories upon the assumption that a culture "helps individuals develop their capacity for autonomy, which then transcends it and views it and the wider world untainted by its provenance" (Parekh, 2000b, p.110).

In fact, he based his economic theories upon his view of human nature, which he described in his first book, The Theory of Moral Sentiments, published in 1759.