Sentence examples for theory upon which from inspiring English sources

(The theory—upon which the possibility of a lone gunman depends—supposes that one bullet struck President Kennedy before travelling onward to inflict multiple wounds on Governor John Connally).

A similar result can be found in an earlier theory upon which Goodman's is to some extent modelled the one proposed by Langer in her Philosophy in a New Key (1942) and Feeling and Form (1953).

(The theory — upon which the possibility of a lone gunman depends — supposes that one bullet struck President Kennedy before travelling onward to inflict multiple wounds on Governor John Connally).

The latter behavior can be best characterized using the invasion percolation (IP) theory upon which capillary fingering is dominant.

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

In Section 3, the signal characteristics established in [7, 8] that contribute to the BER degradation and spectral regrowth are presented, in order to provide the reader with the theory upon which the proposed measure is based.

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.

Law school, after all, is often geared toward providing students with a broad set of legal theories upon which they can craft arguments or put together briefs and memos when a new issue or case arises.

Kohlberg's work and thus the theories upon which the DIT is based have been widely criticized and discussed [ 20].

Greenspan himself was forced to admit his theory -- upon which so much of our economy is based -- is simply wrong.

When used to characterize a specific mathematical domain, category theory reveals the frame upon which that area is built, the overall structure presiding to its stability, strength and coherence.