Sentence examples for understood theory from inspiring English sources
"He was one of the leading thinkers in American planning," said John E. Zuccotti, a former chairman of the planning commission, "a practical planner who understood theory but, at the same time, knew that it is always done within the reality of politics".
What was equally important, he assimilated the behavior of scientific communities into popularly understood theories of the dynamics of other human communities while simultaneously offering an account of the distinctiveness of the most technically developed of natural sciences.
Self-monitoring or 'body listening' [ 33, 49] and 'doctoring themselves' [ 34, 35] were typical second order themes that invoked a sense in which medicines taking was undertaken in accordance with well understood theories about self-regulation [ 54].
There are now attempts to centralise Indigenous concerns, worldviews and perceived needs within research, to know and understand theory and research from their perspectives, and to better utilise the findings for their own benefit.
Our results show that CHWs were able to understand theory and guidelines for medical practice within a limited period of time (the improvement registered from the first to the second moment), but those improvements vanished over time (3 months after).
They are not there to trick people, and understand theory.
In both Reichenbach's and Suppes' theories, the causal relata are events that occur at particular times, hence these theories should be understood as theories of singular causation.
Objective list theories are usually understood as theories which list items constituting well-being that consist neither merely in pleasurable experience nor in desire-satisfaction.
"I never understood that theory.
Essential skills, like customer service, need to be learned in practice rather than understood in theory.
While I understood (in theory) that some people don't share my compulsion to snoop in the business of the long dead, I needed my husband to cooperate.
