This process is called nuclear excitation by electron capture and, although it has been recognized theoretically, has not yet been observed.
Nonlocal models have been recognized as a theoretically clean and computationally efficient approach to overcome the shortcomings arising in continuum media with softening.
In general, a class of theories may be recognized as classification theoretically robust if it admits characterizations both in terms of cardinals and with respect to some absolute condition on formulae relative to the theory.
The contradiction lies in this pursuit while the measure of greatness is clearly defined in these forms and can thus (at least theoretically) be recognized as such once it is achieved, the form also contains the impossibility of its own fulfillment, for the "perfection" in these models is a mechanical rather than human ambition.
Kutzer suggests the bear in Potter's two illustrations of the animal would theoretically be recognized by American children, but the depiction of the bear is almost as stiff and unnatural as Potter's depictions of humans in her other books.
Following this code, a given DNA sequence can theoretically be recognized by an assembled array of central repeats of TALE proteins.
In all the countries family medicine/general practice is recognized as a separate specialty, theoretically on the same basis as other medical disciplines.
The fact that most interventions to date were recognized at the level of theoretically sound illustrates that evidence for effectiveness is lacking for many interventions, many of which are already implemented and disseminated.
It has been recognized for some time that, theoretically, the thermal receptive fields influencing thermoeffectors (including the cutaneous blood flow) should be located remotely from the radiator organs, that is, in the hairy skin (Aschoff & Wever 1958).
The Wigner function is recognized as a convenient formalism to study these processes theoretically [8,10], or experimentally [11].
Baird said that there are 127 tribes who have been recognized after 1934 and got reservations, and all of them are theoretically at risk of losing that land.
