Sentences with phrase «to develop theories»

I was interested in developing a theory of how couples experience positive, therapeutic change based on the viewpoint of couples in marital therapy.

An attorney can assist a plaintiff in developing a theory of a case, interviewing witnesses, and presenting a thorough and appropriate case to the other party's attorney.

Taking inspiration from the man who developed the theory of relativity, you can only really sell yourself by becoming someone of value.

In Step 5, your team should develop a theory for improvement, which is a prediction of what will happen when your team tests the potential solution on a small scale.

He explained how scientists develop a theory — or paradigm — based on available evidence — to explain what they're seeing.

So when developing a theory of the case, lawyers should check to see if it has all 6 elements.

The difference is important; astronomers develop theories of star motions to not only understand how the stars in our galaxy are moving today but also how our galaxy formed and evolves.

A variety of course delivery methods also ensures students develop the theory, knowledge and skills to succeed in their chosen career.

Actually, we haven't yet developed a theory of the four forces that deserves the name «theory».

They soon developed a theory: The crude first signal simply registered the new sensation in the brain.

Then thank the Catholic priest who developed the theory.

He explained how scientists develop a theory — or paradigm — based on available evidence — to explain what they're seeing.

We will also develop theories of liability based on the evidence obtained and will negotiate on your behalf to try to settle without having to file suit (or even after filing suit).

My students use these leadership dimensions to develop theory of action for their schools or school districts.

«They found a solution to the problem of too many planets growing,» says Anders Johansen, an astrophysicist at the University of Lund in Sweden who helped develop the theory of pebble accretion.

But this is as far as Whitehead developed the theory of subjective aim, and it may be up to us to see how this trajectory may be completed.

Known for developing theories based on experimentation and data collection rather than abstract thought, Alhazen stressed the need to test results — especially those considered canon, as he wrote in his Doubts Against Ptolemy:

More able groups could be prompted / questioned to consider would everyone feel that way in that situation (some people can't stand having wobbly teeth, others get excited...) further developing theory of mind and understanding that people can feel differently about situations.

Even such recently developed theories as plate tectonics are not referenced in papers discussing issues centrally related to it (eg, orogeny).

UNEARTHED Evidence from South American fossils of extinct creatures such as Glyptodon, a giant relative of armadillos, ultimately helped Charles Darwin develop his theory of evolution.

He seeks to do justice to the empiricists by developing a theory of knowledge based on experience.

Children with more developed theory of mind are better communicators and can resolve conflicts with their friends;

His studies took him across the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, most famously to the Galapagos Islands while developing his theory of natural selection.

Robert Andrews Millikan studied the photoelectric effect experimentally, and Albert Einstein developed a theory for it.

His father formed O'Shaughnessy Capital Management in 1987 and over the next decade developed his theory of how different factors drive investment returns.

Bowlby is known well in the research community as the «father of Attachment Theory,» as he was the one to coin the term, «attachment,» and to then develop the theory of secure vs insecure attachment in parent - child relationships.

Bowlby developed the theory of attachment because one of his goals was to preserve some of Freud's insights about relationships and early experiences by casting them in a more scientifically defensible framework.

Astronomers now develop their theories mindful that Earth most likely occupies an ordinary, unprivileged place in the cosmos.

Inspired by the growth of leaves, the researchers developed a theory for how to pattern the growth orientations and magnitudes of a bilayer, two different layers of elastic materials glued together that respond differently to the same stimuli.

(See my post recapping our Tiny House 101 in Austin, where I first started developing this theory!)

We hope to debunk some of the myths and introduce some recently developed theories.

Future Challenges IIT is in its infancy and lacks the graces of a fully developed theory.

Another example: A symmetry called isospin that allows electrons to be substituted for neutrinos, and neutrinos for electrons, helped physicists develop a theory in the 1960s that unified the electromagnetic force and the weak force (which explains particle decays and radioactive processes) into a single electroweak force.

These two tablets were named after the Galapagos islands where Sir Charles Darwin first developed his theory of evolution.

In the 1940s, the company's executives developed a theory called Stimulus Production.

Shiller's view draws deeply from economists John Hicks and Vilfredo Pareto, who famously developed a theory of optimal resource distribution according to what he perceived to be the logical limits of exchange.

Ricardo developed his theory of land rent to oppose Britain's protectionist agricultural tariffs (the Corn Laws) that kept food prices high — and therefore the living wage that industrialists had to pay.

Bohm and Hiley, for example, have successfully developed a theory based on events that accounts for all the known phenomena mathematically without the paradoxical character of standard quantum theory.

More explicitly than anyone else in the early pastoral tradition, Gregory the Great developed the theory and practice of contextual pastoral counseling.