For the first time since 1928, neither a sitting president nor vice president will be a candidate in the race, theoretically creating a wide-open fight for both nominations and making it possible for a dark horse to pull stealthily ahead.
The justification is not so different than the one for smart thermostats: Data and algorithms can make our technology more efficient, reducing waste and, theoretically, creating a better planet to live on.
Radiofrequency ablation uses radiofrequency energy to energize electrolytes within a conductive medium such as saline, theoretically creating a plasma field that disrupts the molecular bonds of soft tissue.
A categorization scheme should be both replicable (different researchers can classify items the same way into the same categories) and theoretically meaningful (creating a basis for new insights).
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.
This was exactly how I spent my college years, which were theoretically dedicated to creating a more humane society and stopping the war in Vietnam, but, in reality, mainly involved meetings.
At that point you can theoretically say you're creating a homebrew audio book.
There are ways to align bisulfite colorspace sequences with methylation-aware alignment approaches, which convert bisulfite colorspace sequences to basespace and index all theoretically possible alignments by creating a hash table.
Leonhardt's research pertains to theoretical quantum optics, and in 2006 his work on theoretically creating "an invisible 'hole' in space, inside which objects can be hidden" was cited by Nature.
Curated knowledge of experimentally characterized lipid structures and metabolism was used to design and create a library of theoretically feasible lipid structures in silico.
