Sentence examples for at theoretically from inspiring English sources

This study aims at theoretically investigating the effect of geometry on the buckling capacity of wood composite I-beams with sinusoidal corrugated web.

The obtained f R (x) (explained above) is a continuous function of latitude; that is, with the hodograph method, one can obtain the FLR frequency at (theoretically) any latitude by using the data from the two ground magnetometers.

Furthermore, the hodograph method allows to determine fR not only at the midpoint between the two stations but at (theoretically) any latitude; differently put, fR is obtained as a function of latitude or L (fR(L)).

To exclude this concern, we studied the effects of UCB on the induction CA1 LTP and LTD in developing rat organotypic hippocampal slice cultures at theoretically calculated free fraction concentrations of 3 to 30 nM.

Following this, we wrote descriptive accounts, which were developed in the context of relevant literature to arrive at theoretically informed findings [ 39, 40].

"This experimental drug appears to get at, at least theoretically, one of the fundamental issues of cancer resistance to treatment".

Another form of transportation is at least theoretically possible at Gateway 3.

The process may be easier to describe, at least theoretically, if one considers sonochemistry at surfaces.

And it becomes, at least theoretically possible for Facebook to be at risk from competitive forces.

This means that there is a growth rate at which the volumetric productivity can be maximized, at least theoretically.

Slaves are, at the very least, conscious of their situation and can, at least theoretically, if the opportunity arises, revolt.