Sentence examples for this classic theory from inspiring English sources

Three elements underlie this classic theory of mixed government.

Our geometrical approach to this classic theory provides an elegant method, in a language close to that of structural mechanics, for (i) sizing the damper parameters and (ii) evaluating the stability of the damped system and its performance limits.

According to this classic theory, an animal's behavioral response to a repetitive stimulus may wane or wax through two complementary learning processes called habituation and sensitization.

This classic theory is called "cancer cell fusion" [ 28], which first regard cell fusion event as a possible mechanism of tumor metastasis.

As an alternative, we propose to complete this "classic" theory to account for the presence of a coelomic cavity, derived from a gut pouch es) in the pygidium.

First, the kinship networks in these villages are very similar to small-world networks according the empirical study (Xiong and Payne 2017) and this finding echoes the classic theory of 'acquaintance society' on the structure of traditional Chinese structure.

Giddens's framework of structure differs from that in the classic theory.

His many publications include the classic Theory of Games and Statistical Decisions (1954; with M.A. Girshick) and Basic Statistics (1969).

The critical sizes and nucleation barriers were obtained through both the classic theory for homogeneous nucleation and atomistic calculations.

Her primary research examines how people expect algorithmic and human judgment to differ (research she calls, Theory of Machine, a twist on the classic "theory of mind").

The relationship between the classic theory of genetics proposed by Gregor Mendel (1822 84) and modern molecular genetics also seemed to be a paradigmatic case of theoretical reduction.