Sentence examples for theory yield from inspiring English sources

In goods, freer farm trade could in theory yield the most for the world's poor.

Asking how much the community is prepared to pay to keep it would be constrained by ability to pay, but ask what amount would be needed to compensate for its intrinsic worth might, in theory, yield an infinite price.

While such compaction could in theory yield disordered structures, it is becoming increasingly clear that bacterial chromosomes are in fact arranged in regular and reproducible fashions and that their configurations are tightly connected to fundamental processes such as chromosome segregation.

The trade unions that helped to elect him are now his watchful protectors.Mr Miliband is using this space to conduct a two year-long review of party policy, which could in theory yield a strong manifesto for the next general election.

First principles calculations based on density functional theory yield an elastic modulus of 400 ± 5 GPa at 0 K, 10% larger than predicted by molecular dynamics simulations at low temperatures.

Similarly, natural transformations between models of a theory yield the usual homomorphisms of structures in the traditional set theoretical framework.

The project, called the Fun Theory, yielded concepts that were enacted in and around Stockholm.

Ptolemaic theory yielded when astronomers found that Copernicus's better explained the observations; Newton's theory of gravitation turned out to be a special case of Einstein's.

Binding free energies predicted by free energy perturbation theory yielded good agreement with experimental results.

The Fowler Guggenheim segregation theory yields an attractive interaction between the segregated Bi atoms.

We argue that the same localization applied to type IIB string theory yields a topological string living on AdS_3 x S^3.