Sentence examples for through theory from inspiring English sources

Physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology are often better assimilated visually than through theory alone.

But even economic data is just one form of history, and the way to interpret history is through theory.

"We can feel that their automobile culture is very different, that the skills they acquire are not acquired through experience but through theory".

"They wanted grand sets and costumes and effects not even seen in films, an action series but cerebral and driven through theory and mysticism, raising questions of life and creation of the universe".

It thus includes the experiential and the tacit; presentational forms drawing on story, theatre, graphic arts, and so forth; propositional knowing through theory and models; and practical knowing as expressed in skill and accomplishment.

It was the east coast, so it was a whole different world for me, but more than that, the English department where I'd accidentally landed was the one place there where film production courses could be found, though you had to go through theory: they called the programme Semiotics".

It acts through buildings, not through theories.

"The major differences within Europe cannot be explained through theories of modernization," Mr. Casanova said.

Einstein famously went through theories that didn't work on his way to one that did, and so do his successors.

"A Romp Through Theories Into the Cradle of Life" (Feb. 22) quotes a scientist as saying that life is a "consequence of geology".

As a result of the novel's popularity, tours are now guiding fans of the book to its sites and through theories about Leonardo works like the "Mona Lisa".