Sentence examples for I can theoretically from inspiring English sources

I can, theoretically, order my comically incompetent minions to grab a few meager herbs at the war table, but what responsible hero would leave such important work to underlings?

Worst of all, if I'm a hacker and I know that Cox is using a particular piece of code to deliver popups I can, theoretically, create a "phishing" Web page that contains code that can recognize when the Cox popup code has been added to it.

I can theoretically understand what is happening to me, but putting that knowledge into practice can still be challenging.

I have no idea what screenwriter J.H. Wyman or director Niels Arden Opley were thinking and I can theoretically give them the benefit of the doubt that they just couldn't decide on a thoughtful finale.

The toy came with a "discreet carry bag" so I can theoretically bring it with me wherever I go -- I won't say I'm quite ready to bring this show on the road, but honestly, anything could happen.

The caveat: I watched seven episode of "12 Monkeys," which means I was interested enough to go beyond the first couple of hours and see how the season progressed, and I've given it a DVR season pass so that I can theoretically watch more.

The newly developed i-SCAN application can theoretically maximize the effectiveness of colonoscopy.

"I can say, theoretically, that no one is irreplaceable," he said.

T I and T O can theoretically also overlap: T I ∩T O ⊇∅, while by definition, there cannot be an overlap between T C and T I or T O : T C ∩(T I ∪T O )=∅.

Basically, the SW theorem states that for lossless coding of two or more correlated sources, the optimal rate achieved when performing joint encoding and decoding (i.e., conventional predictive coding) can theoretically be reached by doing separate encoding and joint decoding (i.e., distributed coding).

DPCPE always starts by picking the length 64, since it is the largest prefix length for IPv6 and, as such, its inclusion is required for correctness (i.e., every IPv6 prefix can, theoretically, be expanded to one or more 64-bit prefixes).