Sentence examples for Theoretical consequences from inspiring English sources

CP violation has important theoretical consequences.

The theoretical consequences of this discrepancy are far-reaching.

The practical and theoretical consequences of these findings are discussed.

While this link with the RCC could be exploited in practical reasoning algorithms, we mainly focus on the theoretical consequences.

Although the theoretical consequences of an underwater detonation had been studied by the members of the Manhattan Project, who built the Trinity device, this would be the first practical test.

The assumption that pressures of water and gas in concrete at high temperature are equal one to another and its theoretical consequences are discussed.

Symptom substitution is a theoretical consequence of the psychodynamic model of psychopathology and symptom formation that contrasts markedly with behavioral models.

Furthermore, he derived as a theoretical consequence (verified experimentally in mid-century by Armand-Hippolyte-Louis Fizeau) that the ether was partially, and only partially, dragged along by a moving transparent substance depending on the index of refraction of the substance.

"The History and Future of Black Holes" From their inception as a theoretical consequence of Einstein's theory of general relativity in 1916, to their unambiguous detection through gravitational waves 100 years later, black holes are one of the strangest ideas that physics has granted us.

Rather, it's a theoretical consequence of the laws of physics as they're best understood today.

Unless you can, I'm on the skeptical front: the Multiverse may be interesting and a seemingly inevitable theoretical consequence of physics.