| Although he argues for the simultaneity of a narrativity apart from history, he theorizes his observations in ways that restrict their play and their application. |
| Ideally, one both theorizes and collects evidence. |
| In a carbon dioxide-rich future, Oechel theorizes, chaparral may grow bulkier, sopping up even greater amounts of the gas. |
| Pressed, he theorizes that maybe they didn't like his voice. |
| He theorizes that it may be a population-level adaptation, ensuring that the next generation is born before the old is afflicted with diseases like heartworm. |
| That plasma, Close theorizes, has the potential to create a radio signal that can damage, and even completely shut down, the satellites they hit. |
