A unifying theory was something Einstein worked on in Germany, and then later after he came to the United States to teach at Princeton University.
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In particular, he worked with Prof . Sir Tony Hoare, latterly on Unifying Theories of Programming, resulting in a book of that name.
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Moreover, significant portions of the green criminological literature are qualitative and descriptive, and those studies have generally not proposed a unique or unifying theory.
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For the record, I believe a complete unifying theory will reveal'Stringy'aspects to reality, and a real value to the LQG approach.
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This area of research was summarized in terms understandable by the layperson in a 2008 article in New Scientist that offered a unifying theory of brain function.
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The conference site is just down the road from Einstein's summer home, where he spent his last years in Germany pondering a unifying theory for physics.
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In 2010 The Surrealists line up of Salmon, Stu Thomas and Phil Collings on drums, released a studio album, " Grand Unifying Theory ".
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Under that unifying theory of geology, the earth's crust, known as the lithosphere, is a collection of rigid plates moving in relation to each other.
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According to Alan Grafen, acceptance of adaptionist theories is hampered by a lack of a mathematical unifying theory and a belief that anything in words alone must be suspect.
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He won the Bourne Medal from the University of London for this work and developed a unifying theory for modeling NMR relaxation data to examine the molecular motions of alkyl chains.
