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1 bursting bubble theory
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > bursting bubble theory
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2 bursting bubble theory
правило "лопающегося пузыря" ( презумпция отпадает при наличии доказательств противного) -
3 theory
1. n теория2. n мат. раздел, теория3. n разг. предположение, догадка; особое мнение, взглядa view that translates into the theory that … — взгляды, равносильные теории, что …
4. n теоретические правила, основыbursting bubble theory — правило «лопающегося пузыря»
5. n без артикля абстрактные, теоретические знанияСинонимический ряд:1. hypothesis (noun) conjecture; explanation; guess; hypothesis; perhaps; plan; rationale; speculation; supposal; suppose2. philosophy (noun) concept; conception; contemplation; doctrine; ideology; outlook; philosophy; principle; view3. thesis (noun) assumption; postulate; postulation; premise; presumption; presupposition; supposition; surmise; thesis -
4 theory
1) теория; доктрина; принцип3) юридическая квалификация обстоятельств дела, спорного правоотношения4) версия•- bursting bubble theory
- Commonwealth theory
- constitutive theory
- Crown's theory
- declarative theory
- deep pocket theory
- defence theory
- Government's theory
- legal theory
- mail-box theory
- People's theory
- State's theory
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