Sentence examples for certain hypothetical from inspiring English sources

However, a number of possible extensions to the standard model, such as the theory of supersymmetry, predict certain hypothetical elementary particles given names such as axions, neutralinos, and Kaluza-Klein particles that may be the undetected WIMPs.

It is an evaluation of chances that a certain hypothetical state of affairs is true, e.g., definitely true or possibly true.

He rather conveys his confidence that under certain conditions (which are not yet true in the real world), his deductions will be true, i.e. "that a certain hypothetical state of affairs under consideration … will occur" (Nuyts 2001: 21).

In Figs. 10 and 11, we show the results of a simulation exercise, in which the effects of certain hypothetical changes to the VAT and vehicle purchase tax rates are simulated.

On the long side, Green Cay does fundamental analysis and positive screening, which involves visiting every company in which they invest and having a "values discussion" with management, during which Siebels and her team ask the company how they would deal with certain hypothetical situations.

It is never necessary to use a nuclear weapon, except in certain hypothetical cases of self-defense if the survival of the US were at stake.

Certain small hypothetical proteins also appear to be specifically induced under these stress conditions but not upon exposure to heat.

Per the researchers,"people's idiosyncratic self-reported preferences for certain characteristics in hypothetical romantic partners appear to be irrelevant to their romantic outcomes with specific potential partners they have actually met in person".

In placing himself in opposition to what he regarded as the Aristotelian paradigm, Valla often interprets certain doctrines the syllogism, hypothetical syllogism, modal propositions, and the square of contraries in ways they were not designed for.

Assume, that each cellular protein P0 is able to interact with a certain number of hypothetical transcription factors, tetra-GA-factorsm (see Def {8}), which are specific for binding one of the 16 different tetra-GA motifs (Fig. 7a,b).

He suggests researching wealthy people who have business interests in the area, or who have "gremlins" around a certain topic, giving the hypothetical example of the McDonalds chief executive and child obesity.