Professor Bill Naphy will discuss the theory as part of a wider look at the history of predictions of doom.
One theory is that it was part of a pump and dump stock operation.
"It didn't say any part of our theory wasn't legally viable, " said Lazar Raynal, lead attorney for Liesel Pritzker.
The elusive particle is part of a theory first proposed by physicist Peter Higgs and others in the 1960s to explain how particles obtain mass.
In fact, he raised his rating on the shares this morning to Buy from Hold, in part on the theory that the company has pricing power that the Street might not appreciate.
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In the same vein, consumers actually use debit cards instead of credit cards more often than economic theory would predict, in part as a way of limiting their own spending to money they actually have.
Retail pricing is very much part of game theory and seeing this in the raw, rather than in simulated experiments, could be a very useful data set to mine to work out more about how such game theory applies in the real world.
Einstein predicted the distortion of light in this way in 1915, as part of his general theory of relativity.
This proved a key part of Einstein's theory of relativity for the first time.
In theory, they are fully accepted as part of the national mix.
In part because, fifth, the theory assumes that voters understand what the debt ceiling is.
Part of the evidence for that theory comes from the Whitehall study, a giant 20-year study of British civil servants conducted by Sir Michael Marmot of University College, London.
There's a reason, it turns out, why the monetary policy target most loved, in theory, by academic economists for the best part of 40 years has never made it to the point of actually being used.
Gill's placement in the sensitive intelligence job has alarmed government officials because it fits the operating theory of prosecutors and investigators that Alamoudi was part of a long-term scheme by Islamic extremists to place friendly, if perhaps unwitting, associates in key U.S. government positions.
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If you have a theory that either, you know, is part of your case or part of your defense against charges by the government and there's no legal support for the defense, it's a waste of courtroom time to have a parade of witnesses.
This insight is part of the basis of "prospect theory, " one branch of behavioral economics.
But the crucial part of that sentence is 'in theory'.
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In a typical securities case, H5 huddles with lawyers and a corporate organizational chart to define the theory of the case and which employees might have taken part in it.
Mr Davies said it was part of what is known as "nudge theory", which is based on a belief that groups and individuals can be influenced by positive reinforcement and suggestion.
Estrada dismisses the allegations as "desperation on the part of the administration" and counters with his own conspiracy theory that he is the target of a murder plot called Operation Jupiter.
Lorca's theory - which many researchers today would agree with - was that a large part of the function of the lullaby is to help a mother vocalise her worries and concerns.
Then there's the popular socio-economic theory that states that gorging yourself on soccer after you've feasted on turkey is part of a master plan for social control.
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Part of the Hank-a-pologist rationale is an outgrowth of a purist theory.
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Camelia Gabriel, from King's College London, who is taking part in the Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research Programme funded by the Government, said the theory was feasible.
Street stops increased substantially in New York in the mid-1990s, when, faced with overwhelming crime, then-Mayor Rudy Giuliani made stop and frisk an integral part of the city's law enforcement, relying on the "broken windows" theory that targeting low-level offenses helps prevent bigger ones.
And the second part of the book is devoted to India's speciality: ideas that have prevailed in theory, but not in practice, leaving reformers with nothing more to say, but plenty still to do.
Its critics echo Mr Mintzberg: thanks at least in part to Gordon-Howell, business education's emphasis has moved too far away from practice towards theory.
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