Sentence examples for true theoretical from inspiring English sources

Neither natural law nor the more elaborate conventional laws, however, lead humans toward true spiritual happiness; this is the function of divine laws instituted by a prophet, which teach humans true theoretical opinions.

Using a lab-constructed laser-excited filter fluorimeter deliberately designed to exhibit linearly heteroscedastic, additive Gaussian noise, it has been shown that accurate estimates may be made of the true theoretical Currie decision levels (YC and XC) and true Currie detection limits (YD and XD) for the detection of rhodamine 6 G tetrafluoroborate in ethanol.

And again, the rigidity of designators in a true theoretical identity statement is sufficient for the statement's necessity.

The rigid designation of both designators flanking an identity sign in a true theoretical identity statement is sufficient to establish the necessity of the statement.

To verify this claim, we have to know the true (theoretical) mass of the fragments that resulted in some peak in the spectrum.

Intuitively, rigid designation is needed on the part of both designators if there are to be true "theoretical identity statements": statements in which a designator designates by way of expressing explicitly in some manner one of the designatum's theoretically interesting essences.

When explaining the Carnap sentence TCR → TC, Carnap says that, if the Ramsey sentence is true, the theoretical terms are to be understood in accordance with some interpretation that satisfies TC.

In true quantum-theoretical style, it's about all three simultaneously.

This is true both for theoretical economics, which involves a lot of theoretical maths, and for applied economics, which involves a lot of number crunching of one sort and another.

The information derived from market prices becomes corrupted, and the result is a growing divergence between reported net worth and true value.This theoretical model is a challenge to the ideal of fair-value accounting: that more information is always better.

Scholes and Biggs [34] found this to be generally true in Southern Africa: theoretical wood production rates exceed use rates at national scales, but not locally.