A "total theory" can be used in written English, although it is more often used in informal contexts. For example, you might say "I have a total theory about why polar bears don't live near the equator."
Would a synthesis of all these methods yield a total theory of literature?
Second, the same total theory may be partitioned in more than one way into claims true by stipulation and empirical claims.
Quine's reflections on it might be considered as something like a thought-experiment: if we were to set about assembling our total theory of the world and recasting it in the best form, what would it look like?
Moreover, once one had settled on a total theory, it allowed one to determine which components of the theory were responsible for its ontological costs (see Quine (1960: 270) for the purported benefits of such ontological bookkeeping).
The elasto-plastic strain components are calculated analytically using the total deformation theory of plasticity.
The total strain theory is employed for simplicity under the assumption that the considered force or enforced displacement increases monotonically, so that the final deformation is path-independent.
According to the total probability theory, the outage probability is given by P out 2 = ∑ N = 1 K Pr DS N ⏟ P out 21 Pr γ SD + γ D R b ≤ γ th S | DS N ⏟ P out 22 (22).
The total deformation theory, as proposed by Hencky and Ilyushin, was applied to capture the influence of the plasticity of the metal on the mechanical performance of the hybrid structure.
The analytical model is based on Tresca's yield criterion, its associated flow rule and ideal plastic material behavior, while the computational one is based on von Mises' yield criterion, total deformation theory and a Swift type nonlinear hardening law.
It drew criticism from Justice Black, a proponent of the total incorporation theory.
"It sounds like a total conspiracy theory and it sounds like bullshit, but all real fans and everybody in the family knows it.
