Sentence examples for are theoretically capable from inspiring English sources

Such missiles are theoretically capable of reaching Alaska and Hawaii.

Since such devices are theoretically capable of transforming any kind of matter into any other kind, properly controlled nanotech can turn the earth into a veritable Garden of Eden.

These patterns comprise what you might call our diverse "energy personalities" — which are theoretically capable of being quantified in terms of how much power we use across the day.

That's because while cable networks are theoretically capable of between 10 and 27 megabits per second, cable operators usually apply limits of between one and two megabits per second per user.

Looks like LG and Co. are off to a solid start, especially when considering that LTE chips are theoretically capable of even higher data transfer speeds.

These structures are theoretically capable of generating over 100 different protein-coding DNA sequences (33 of which have actually been isolated from one shufflon).

Both of these configurations were found to be theoretically capable of achieving sub-10 nm beam spot size.

Dual-reflux pressure swing adsorption process is theoretically capable of completely separating binary feed gas mixtures into two pure species.

The car has an electric-only range of 31 miles; but it is theoretically capable of more than 400 miles in combination with the fuel in its 6.6-gallon tank.

American intelligence and security officials for the most part agree that the Chinese military, or, for that matter, an independent hacker, is theoretically capable of creating a degree of chaos inside America.

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.