Examples of using Such a theory in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Is such a theory.
We don't have such a theory.
Such a theory is called unnatural.
We have such a theory.
Only naive people could invent such a theory.
There's such a theory.
One only has one chance to prove such a theory.
Would scientists all such a theory to be recognised?
But how would you actually go about testing such a theory?
Such a theory must do more than say"The Federal Reserve did it.".
I do not have such a theory.
Such a theory invented by Mao was spread widely in the rebel movements.
I don't believe there is such a theory.
Such a theory will allow us to infer which systems will experience anything.
We are still looking for such a theory.
Naturally, such a“theory” can only serve the purpose of advocating unity with the Cunows!”!
Many physicists assume that such a theory must exist.
Both the findings of the committee andthe police investigation have found no evidence to support such a theory.
I have already outlined above what such a theory should look like.
If anyone accepts such a theory uncritically, it can only lead hem into fallacious and inconsequential reasoning.
However, there is no more information about such a theory to support this possible source.
Therefore we need not wonder that a doctor who found it to be a factor in a certain number of cases of hysteria set up such a theory.
If a goldfish formulated such a theory, we would have to admit that the goldfish's view as a valid picture of reality.”.
One may put up such a theory, but today we do not want to speak about its logical or epistemological value, we want to speak about its curative value.
Some scientists have already proposed such a theory and said,"There were prehistoric civilizations as well as prehistoric cultures.".
Indeed, such a theory(that life was assembled by an intelligence) is so obvious that one wonders why it is not widely accepted as being self-evident.
We have a way to go before we can construct such a theory but cognitive science has made immense strides in recent years- enough strides to suggest a tentative approach that can help us understand decision making under uncertainty.5.
To develop such a theory would evidently imply a new order and measure in physics(going beyond both Newtonian and Einsteinian ideas), and it would lead to correspondingly new structures.
In the absence of such a theory we can describe the characteristics of past economies, examine the performance of economies at various times, and engage in comparative static analysis;