Sentence examples for unique theory from inspiring English sources

"I think this is a fairly unique transaction based on a fairly unique theory," said Mark Powell, an antitrust lawyer in Brussels at White & Case.

It is precisely through this observation and his own genius that he developed a unique "theory of knowledge" in which art and science form a synthesis.

"I strongly believe this, and I told this to a number of educators the day after the Board of Education raised Crew's salary to over $200,000," Sarah said, just getting started on her, um, unique theory.

In the United States, Josiah Royce, an absolute idealist, not only followed Fechner in affirming that heavenly bodies have souls but also adopted a unique theory that each species of animal is a single conscious individual incorporating into itself the individual souls of each of its members.

In the 1730s and '40s, Wood developed a unique theory of architecture, and his later projects were influenced by his belief that the Druids had created a great civilization centred on Bath and that their architecture reflected divine laws of proportion and symbolism.

As a consequence of their metaphysical liberalism, the Jaina logicians developed a unique theory of seven-valued logic, according to which the three primary truth values are "true," "false," and "indefinite" and the other four values are "true and false," "true and indefinite," "false and indefinite," and "true, false, and indefinite".

Herbal medicines have been developed on the basis of unique theories, especially in East Asia: Yin and Yang, the five elements and visceral manifestation theory.

Traditional Chinese medicine has about 2000 to 3000 years history with unique theories for concepts of etiology and systems of diagnose and cure illness.

Most of these are unique theories and practices developed by a single person, but a few resources listed below are examples of especially influential voices.

The maximum number of dimensions allowed in the theories is 11, and there are indications that a viable and unique unified theory that describes all particles and forces may be based in 11 dimensions.

A follower of Mises and Hayek, American economist Israel Kirzner developed this line of thinking into a unique Austrian theory of entrepreneurship (involving spontaneous learning and decision making at the individual level) that emphasized a tendency toward economic equilibrium.