Sentence examples for a certain theoretical from inspiring English sources

A certain theoretical frenzy about comics today is understandable, as it has been in other art forms in periods of their rapid development — think of the debates about painting that roiled Renaissance Italy.

This work has a certain theoretical reference value for the design of highly efficient phosphorescent complexes.

This may imply a certain theoretical reference for the modulation of Al-doped n-type ZnO.

All the argument tells us is that, to hold that they are comes at a certain (theoretical) price.

In this context, Dorfman et al. (2012) argue that when assessing a cultural situation in the framework of a certain theoretical model, other dimensions can emerge.

It lays a certain theoretical foundation for giant magnetostrictive actuator being used in the fields of cutting with invariableness cutting force.

The claim that something is a change, and thus has a cause, only if certain theoretical assumptions are in place is consistent with the claim that those assumptions (for instance, that uniform rectilinear motion does not count as a change) cannot play the explanatory role for specific causal interactions that strict laws are supposed to play.

Conceptualizing gratitude as a virtue, however, has certain theoretical drawbacks.

Generally speaking, due to the characteristics of stochastic differential equations themselves, it is difficult for us to get analytical solution of equations, therefore, researching the proper numerical methods for a numerical solution has certain theoretical value and practical significance.

We may come to an empirical investigation with certain theoretical commitments that inevitably lead us to read the data in some ways rather than others; and there may indeed, as Davidson himself suggests, be constitutive a priori principles that govern very basic physical concepts such as 'object' and 'event' (Davidson 1970, 220; 1974b, 239; 1973a, 254; see 3.2 above).

In this paper we construct an extremal cone on a finite set of prime cardinality p if p satisfies a certain number theoretical condition.