| When she is coaxing her child to walk, she is not making a theoretic exposition of the science of equilibration. |
| My object, so far, has been to mark the progress of ascertained theoretic notions as to seismology. |
| In game theoretic terms, this suggests that there is a dominant strategy that mechanistically pushes all parties to compete. |
| His refinement of this balance theoretic process produces perhaps the most thoroughly developed analysis of cohesion within contemporary network analysis. |
| However, the benefits of oral dosing and the lack of any theoretic or known long-term toxicity make them part of the current asthma pharmacopeia. |
| Steinmetz and Gabel have proposed a comprehensive theoretic model that describes three dimensions of care. |
