Sentence examples for complicated in theory from inspiring English sources

Here, it becomes very complicated in theory.

The plan to stop her was not complicated in theory – her competitors had to attack on the 1.5km swim and try to increase the gap on the eight laps of the hilly 40km bike course and take the race away from Jorgensen.

Analyst Nick Bubb at Arden said: The practicalities of such a move are complicated, but in theory this is a laudable solution to Kesa's key problem and it is encouraging that management are responding to shareholder pressure, with the final results on 22 June the next key catalyst.

Nineteenth century evolutionary theory is complicated in that in the cultures which most obviously experienced a widespread acceptance of evolution, inspired apparently by Darwin's 1859 publication of Origin of the Species, evolutionary ideas had already been present and Darwin's mechanism for evolutionary change, natural selection, was not necessarily accepted.

But it all goes to show that what looks clean and simple in theory can be very complicated in practice.

In addition, the theory became absurdly complicated in order to save the phenomena of the modi significandi, suggesting that the modi finally collapsed under their own weight, like so many Ptolemaic epicycles.

Complicated in the treacherous loyalties it traces, this theory is otherwise simple to describe.

The situation is considerably more complicated in case of multidimensional heterogeneity where I propose three different approaches to identification using results from transportation theory.

It gets complicated in between.

It is important to mention that there are few studies about abstract degenerate fractional differential equations since they are essentially complicated and their theory is still in its early stages.

However, the prediction process is very complicated and generally, theory and experiments have not been in acceptable agreements with each other.