This theoretical scheme was important for Hartlib, who angled during the 1640s for public funding for it.
At the conceptual level, van Gennep pointed out Durkheim's tendency to press ethnography into a prefabricated theoretical scheme.
Dr. Steinhardt's group believes it has experimentally validated and improved on Dr. Burkov's theoretical scheme by producing electron-microscope images of a real quasicrystal, an aluminum-nickel-cobalt alloy.
Barnes and Gregory confirmed this and noticed in addition; "No matter the phenomenon investigated, it could always be slotted into a wider theoretical scheme.
The problem, in many cases, seems to lie less with the original ethnographic descriptions than with secondary and tertiary applications where these data are put into service in the construction of grand theoretical schemes.
The latter seems rather to be the development of a theoretical scheme hypothetically conceived for the real site of Meledo.
The term, one of several for which he is known, means, roughly, social status, and in the grand theoretical schemes he has elaborated over the last four decades, it is all-important.
In this proposed theoretical scheme, the active medium is a liquid dielectric (e.g. ordinary distilled water) in which dispersed particles are uniformly distributed.
During the analysis of this theoretical scheme several assumptions were introduced for simplicity reasons.
He is also credited with developing a theoretical scheme for efficient quantum computation using linear optics, along with Emmanuel Knill and Gerard Milburn.