Sentence examples for abstract theoretically from inspiring English sources

Scientific discovery requires both abstract, theoretically defined concepts and discovery operations formed by sets of rules that permit the empirical detection of instances of those concepts.

Theoretically, each abstract must be read the same number of times according to the randomization group.

As ethics is an abstract concept, the benefits of including theoretically oriented preparation for ethical dilemmas prompted skepticism from the participants in Hunt et al. (2011).

The link between delirium recollection, feelings of being delirious while in the ICU (which is possibly theoretically wrong or too abstract for some patients) and long-term psychological outcomes thus requires further exploration.

T R is the base temperature to which the crust can theoretically be reduced by abstracting geothermal heat.

One can talk about academic freedom in the abstract, but it's one thing to be theoretically capable and another to support people who are at the edges of the envelope.

Increasing the number of abstracts presented and hence the associated number of presenters is one such way of increasing attendance; theoretically this could lead to increased presentation of abstracts of a lower scientific quality.

To accomplish this enlightenment, the Rasāʾil are structured theoretically to lead the soul from concrete to abstract knowledge.

Both contributions are characterized theoretically and experimentally and were used to design very complex abstract domains such as which would be very difficult to design otherwise.

Accordingly, I abstracted from the case of incumbent organizations in the funeral industry by theoretically distilling mechanisms of premise stabilization.

An abstract formal model is built on the proposed framework, and the corresponding optimal solution is deduced theoretically using queuing theory and convex optimization.