Sentence examples for vacuum hypothesis from inspiring English sources
The vacuum hypothesis put forward by Nielsen (1966) evaluates the change of retail formats directly from the perspective of consumer heterogeneity and notes that new retail formats generate from different consumer preferences for prices and retailer service levels.
According to our compressive-vacuum hypothesis of friction, this can be done by preventing vacuumization.
A new compressive-vacuum hypothesis of friction force nature under a condition of boundary lubrication is proposed, which successfully explains the observed phenomena.
Our compressive-vacuum hypothesis of friction for such configuration is discussed as follows: When two rough surfaces are pressed together, the initial contact occurs between peaks of the roughness.
On the basis of the compressive-vacuum hypothesis described above, we suppose that it is necessary to create special initial three-dimensional (3D) geometry of a sample's surface roughness which will allow to reduce compressive and vacuum hydrodynamic components of friction force and as a consequence will also reduce contribution of adhesive interaction of surfaces.
Neither of these hypotheses was developed in a vacuum.
Another hypothesis was that P-gp was akin to a 'hydrophobic vacuum cleaner' that cleansed the bilayer of hydrophobic drugs.
Another hypothesis is that the warmer air on the native scrubland rises, creating a vacuum in the lower atmosphere that is then filled by cooler air from cropland across the fence.
The unproven hypothesis is that ductal trees that do not produce some fluid on applying a vacuum will not contain epithelial hyperplasia.
It's far from a simple problem to simulate, but in the spirit of the "spherical cow in a vacuum" it's easy enough to make a plausible model in which to test some basic hypotheses.
