The use of these structurally related polymer systems appears to provide a very sensitive test of yielding theories.
Besides the guiding equation, there are other velocity formulas with nice properties, including Galilean symmetry, and yielding theories that are empirically equivalent to orthodox quantum theory — and to Bohmian mechanics (Deotto and Ghirardi, 1998).
Thus, models of functional reduction do not give sui-generis models of reduction; rather, they can be regarded as yielding detailed theories about how functional properties behave with respect to reduction.
The explanation of the ordered HEX morphology was derived from a quantification of the thermodynamic immiscibility between PI and PFMMA segments via random phase approximation theory yielding generally accepted dependency of the Flory-Huggins interaction parameter on temperature.
This process is usually explained in terms of a two-factor theory, yielding integration and interruption masking (Scheerer, 1973; Scheerer & Bongartz, 1973).
Their molecular action has only recently been studied, yielding seemingly contradictory theories including odorant-dependent inhibitory and odorant-independent excitatory activities on insect olfactory sensory neurons (OSNs) and odorant receptor proteins (ORs).
Heuristics (or heuristic algorithms) are problem-solving procedures that, while may yield acceptable results in practice, provide no guarantees of yielding "good" solutions in theory.
As Thomas Kuhn explained, our knowledge about science progresses in "paradigms," with each successive grand conceptualization eventually yielding to a new theory that asks as many questions as it answers.
Alkaline rocks are generally considered to be abnormal types, and there have been many intensive studies of their origin, yielding a number of theories, each of which may be valid for a specific case.
But despite a slow start, the field seems to be on the verge of yielding real advances in quantum theory and engineering.
