They could theoretically, you know … They're basically in some senses I would say, perhaps benevolent but a benevolent dictatorship.
But it might not actually be that I want your knowledge: I want whoever is the best authority on this to help me, and Evernote theoretically knows that, and could figure out who knows the most about the thing that I'm writing and automatically get access to those people's knowledge".
But the existence of these compounds had been theoretically known since the mid-18th century, when the British physician James Lind found that juice from citrus fruits could prevent scurvy.
Even so, when countries hold a veto, they can sit out negotiations; when, on the other hand, they know they could theoretically be outvoted, they enter the room in a state of fear, knowing they could end up isolated.
Thanks to John Oliver and Edward Snowden, we all know the National Security Agency could theoretically have an entire server dedicated to dick pics: celebrity dick, heads of state dick, big dicks, little dicks, dicks on dicks on dicks, #moredicksthanduke.
The defining FM features (widespread pain plus tenderness at palpation on specific anatomical points), as well as the paresthesias that these patients have, could theoretically be explained by the pathogenesis known as 'sympathetically maintained pain'.
"I don't know, exactly, but it could theoretically involve information that could lead to the impeachment of the president of the United States".
Although presently not known, the humanized mice could theoretically metabolize benzene differently than wild-type mice.
Miliband, meanwhile, knows that the unreformed constituency boundaries could theoretically sweep him into No 10 with only 35% of the nationalvote.
To identify a set of SAGE tags that could theoretically be contributed by miRNAs, we searched for "CATG" sites in known miRNA precursors.
