Sentence examples for viable theory from inspiring English sources
"I think that's a very viable theory," a senior government official said.
It's certainly a viable theory, given that services such as Spotify and Last.fm have proved hugely successful, but have yet to be mimicked by iTunes, which doesn't allow streaming of full songs.
For those desirous of establishing a viable theory of architecture for their own era, it is generally agreed that great stimulus can be found in studying historical evidence and in speculating on the ideals and achievements of those who created this evidence.
The key components making up the El Farol problem are exactly the key components in each and every complex, adaptive system, and a decent mathematical formalism to describe and analyze the El Farol problem would go a long way toward the creation of a viable theory of such processes.
Elaine Brimberg wasn't a writer or an artist at all; Shirley Brimberg was a troubled student, dyslexic and chaotic, who decided, as a teen-ager, on the spur of the moment to become a dancer: Newly arrived at Lincoln [School] and determined to make a splash in her class, Shirley arrived at the viable theory that in order to gain recognition she must do something no one else was doing.
A viable theory of river behaviour must reconcile the various processes that occur at different scales.
Simplified models are thus some kind of mediator between experiment and theory, and they allow physicists to (learn to!) explore the space of viable theories and experimental signatures.
(And this is probably all viable theories).
In fact, he argues that our only viable theories have this form.
Constraints like these can narrow down the viable theories about what is going on in cases of incomparability, and are evidence that incomparability is probably not going to be straightforwardly explained by value pluralism.
It is understandable then that the humanness of the scientific process is most apparent here—egos bruised, biases surfaced, clarity threatened but it is from this crucible that viable theories emerge.
