theoretical的示例

• Physics is a theoretical and empirical science that insists upon the public, observable accessibility of its data and experiments.

• Perhaps it is they who must decide the question on theoretical, theological grounds, if any there be.

• In contrast to most inferential tests, non-significant results are required to provide support for the theoretical model.

• Apostles of the theoretical energies of recent years may find an unwelcome scepticism about theory in general, and traditionalists an analogous disenchantment with 'common sense'.

• Theoretical investigations of the evolution of communication, and the evolution of cultural transmission are far from complete.

• We are not aware of these lines and angles of theoretical geometrical optics; they can not be the intermediary by which we perceive distance.

• The value of the personal accounts analysed here is in helping to develop new theoretical areas.

• In each case, the white-centered lines are the theoretical predictions, and each dark point represents a species.

• Although reduced access to care is a theoretical risk of capitated payment, relatively few studies have addressed whether this concern is borne out in practice.

• The authors review research on students' historical thinking and set it in the theoretical context of mediated action.

• The last twenty years has seen a major effort, theoretical and observational to understand the evolution of animal societies.

• Here we return to the theoretical problem of how the other can be articulated as such.

• She defines the area of feminist epistemology as that of developing theoretical accounts of knowledge which retain continuity with women's experiences.

• Such a limitation of narcissism can, according to our theoretical views, only be produced by one factor, a libidinal tie with other people.

• Lacanian psychoanalysis's new theoretical language, and its interest in the intrinsic difficulties of language, intensifies this expert authority.