Sentence examples for upon the theory from inspiring English sources

Wallace too has hit upon the theory of the evolution of species.

The Big Mac index is based upon the theory of purchasing-power parity (PPP)—the notion that a dollar should buy the same amount in all countries.

"It's feminine how?" Emma Stone hit back, prompting a hasty defence and an almost audible back-tracking from Garfield, who weakly mused upon the theory that "we all have feminine in us".

His Traité élémentaire, théorique, et pratique de l'art de la danse (1820; Elementary Treatise upon the Theory and Practice of the Art of Dancing) became the standard work of ballet teaching for the 19th century.

Disarmament and limitation of armaments are based upon the theory that states are inclined to strive for dominance in arms over any potential rivals and that this leads to arms races that tend to end in war.

Last week he dressed up like Albert Einstein with a wig and fake mustache to peddle Principle No. 4, loosely based on Einstein's account of how he came upon the theory of relativity: "Inspiration does not come to an unprepared mind".

The field of hybrid systems has been built upon the theories of control and computer science.

Building upon the theories of socio-technical transitions, we link macro-level network dynamics to the micro-level niche processes of vision building and experimentation.

Building upon the theories of technological evolution and socio-organizational dynamics, we develop propositions to examine the stability and change of networks punctuated by successive technological changes.

The local behavior of phenomena is one of the leading principles upon which the theory was built.

This lends support to the model upon which the theory is based: random adsorption of polymer segments, filler particles acting as a polyfunctional crosslinking agent.