Sentence examples similar to a notional example from inspiring English sources

A finite element model of a notional V-hull structure is used as a numerical example in this study.

For example, it's five, a notional number, times harder to shoot down a missile than to land one.

For example, Figure  1A illustrates a notional 'A/T' homoeologue-specific variant at the tip of the short arm of chromosome 1, where the A base is diagnostic for the A homoeologue, as distinct from the T base present on the B and D homoeologues.

This Israeli government, even more than its predecessor at Camp David, has big ideological issues, for example with dividing Jerusalem or recognising even a notional "right of return" for the 1968 refugees.

For example, three vascular/IR cases was considered an appropriate consultant workload in a notional half day (3.5 h), while 70 general reporting cases was the suggested workload in the same time period.

For example, we could never embrace the outlook of a medieval samurai: Since this is a notional confrontation, it would be inappropriate to describe this outlook as just or unjust.

An example of the spreadsheet used for data returns and calculations is shown in Table 2, with figures for a notional hospital included for demonstration purposes.

'You have a notional identity..

What would be the consequence of even a notional default?

Curiosity has a notional mission length of 700 days.

But a notional Lahore fixer rigging a Test match?