For the first time since 1928, neither a sitting president nor vice president will be a candidate in the race, theoretically creating a wide-open fight for both nominations and making it possible for a dark horse to pull stealthily ahead.
Radiofrequency ablation uses radiofrequency energy to energize electrolytes within a conductive medium such as saline, theoretically creating a plasma field that disrupts the molecular bonds of soft tissue.
Leonhardt's research pertains to theoretical quantum optics, and in 2006 his work on theoretically creating "an invisible 'hole' in space, inside which objects can be hidden" was cited by Nature.
However, those who seek to change the regime by gradual reforms see Mr Rafsanjani as the master manipulator who has a foot in the door of the establishment and a hand in the affairs of the opposition, and who could, theoretically, create a more open and predicable political climate.
"The blending targets are definitely stronger and theoretically create new markets," she said in a statement, but accused the EPA of "allowing the oil industry's refusal to comply with the RFS to be cause to slow the program down".
"The blending targets are definitely stronger and theoretically create new markets," she said in a statement, but accused the EPA of "allowing the oil industry's refusal to comply with the RFS to be cause to slow the program down". Even senators who praised the release of the new blend standards were critical of EPA's delay in updating them.
We could have put all our development in once place and theoretically created one very large site -- but making sure we exist in more than one place on the planet ensures that you can operate with connected methodologies.
(being cynical, i could theoretically create a profile called eboz and claim to be you).
This theoretically creates a level of both transparency and true rarity in ownership.
Two appointments on the Supreme Court could, theoretically, create a majority to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that recognized a constitutional right to abortion.
