Sentence examples for upon a theory from inspiring English sources
Wallace had hit upon a theory that makes educated, intelligent people squirm: Maybe conversation simply isn't that complicated.
At its heart, HTA is based upon a theory of performance and has only three governing principles.
The formulation is too simplistic, being based upon a theory that does not consider size-effect, type of constraint and load conditions, which instead heavily affect the shear coupling of glass plies through the interlayer.
All modern physicalistic theories of mind implicitly rest upon a theory of emergence (which is seldom articulated in any detail), but, thus far, none of these has dealt with consciousness in a fully satisfactory way (that is, the problem of the emergence of consciousness has not gone the way of the problem of the emergence of chemistry).
Now, I know that I can only have 24 hours just like everyone else, but I came upon a theory while watching a few teenagers sitting idly on a curb for over an hour.
Those judges said her appeal rested "upon a theory never before accepted by the Supreme Court or any circuit court" that only voters should be counted in drawing districts.
In "Masters of Death," Rhodes presses upon us a theory that, he believes, can explain their behavior.
The discussion in the previous section was aimed at issues related to the general question of what counts as an adequate theory of color, i.e., to determining the constraints upon such a theory.
V-DRASTIC is based upon psychophysics' principles (a theory that describes the people's response to a stimulus) to generate alternative groundwater vulnerability categorization schemes.
While in England, many of the naturalists and paleontologists are dependent upon "a Government which would certainly look with displeasure upon the indorsers of a theory...that might threaten war upon the foundation of the established religion.
It is therefore incumbent upon him to develop a theory of space (and of motion) that meets at least two distinct criteria: (1) it coheres with his understanding of the theory of universal gravity, and of what he regards as its implication, viz.
