Theory
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definition
noun
Darwin's theory of evolution
a supposition or a system of ideas intended to explain something, especially one based on general principles independent of the thing to be explained.
example
a 'theory' of education
music 'theory'
And of course there is the 'theory' that the dinosaurs were wiped out by a mega-tsunami caused by an asteroid.
Of course, the 'theory' is very attractive, and leads many medical doctors and public health officials to believe we should vaccinate more often and against many more diseases.
What follows foregrounds just some of the implications of biomedicine for the 'theory' and practice of public mental health.
No general 'theory' explaining breeding dispersal has yet been formalized, but two main hypotheses have emerged.
my 'theory' would be that the place has been seriously mismanaged
On the debit side it seems we don't always have the players with the required levels of skill to carry the 'theory' into practice.
A simple theoretical construct underlies the 'theory' and practice of counterinsurgency warfare.
I have no other proof than logic, and so far events have justified my 'theory' .
Darwin's 'theory' of evolution
Besides the miraculous escape, the 'theory' also accounts for the waters flowing back to destroy the Pharaoh's army that chased Moses and the Jews.
Eventually Einstein's general relativity 'theory' explained the phenomenon in terms of a distortion of the fabric of space by the Sun's gravity.
If the argument of this essay is valid, then we face a major task of reassessment of much of the 'theory' and practice of Christian spirituality.
Much is known about the biological effects of radiation, and the 'theory' and practice of human radiation protection has been developed in a systematic way.
That was before he started questioning whether Darwin's 'theory' of evolution fully explained life on earth.
Do you think that Hume wanted a general 'theory' of human nature to explain why human beings act, think, perceive and feel in all of the ways that we do?
In geology, the 'theory' of evolution could explain two agreed facts that had given the scriptural view of creation a hard time.
In general, this 'theory' attempts to explain when and how people adopt new behaviors.
Cayley's book was written at a time when the rehabilitative 'theory' and practice of prisons, parole and other measures were under attack from the right.
The journal provides a forum for the discussion of the 'theory' and practice of drama and theatre education.
His 'theory' does not adequately account for the dual powers of divine conflagration and divine grace.
Pope John Paul II has already explained that the 'theory' of evolution is not irreconcilable with the creation doctrine.
Blake was beginning to develop a new 'theory' to account for what seemed to be going on around him.
His research spans economic history, methodology, and the 'theory' and practice of interdisciplinarity.
The problem is that it's a lot harder to put the 'theory' into practice.
But 'theory' and practice never seem to square properly with each other.
And of course my personal 'theory' on this is that women, who do childbirth after all, can handle a lot more pain.
music 'theory'
His mathematical work covered Cartesian geometry and the 'theory' of equations.
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