Sentence examples for every theoretical from inspiring English sources
"Although almost every theoretical physicist agrees with my prediction that a black hole should glow like a hot body, it would be very difficult to verify experimentally because the temperature of a macroscopic black hole is so low," he added.
No local politician of any stripe is going to do everything they might like to for their population in this fix, and especially not since Britain's fiscal centralism blocks every theoretical escape.
This attitude toward particulars qua particulars is an obstacle to every theoretical expertise.
Each new experimental discovery and every theoretical idea more or less changes the whole system.
Thus Devitt's and Lewis's claim that Putnam's alternative model M had not been shown to satisfy every theoretical constraint merely by making some description of each theoretical constraint true.
But if every theoretical role played by abstracta can be played by concreta and vice versa, then one needs a further reason why one should postulate concreta only rather than abstracta only.
It ignores semiotics, deconstruction and every other theoretical movement since 1968.
"If we were to guard against every risk, theoretical or otherwise, we would have no blood supply, and patients who need blood would suffer the consequences," Dr. Jones said.
He tried every possible theoretical approach to the problem of how the 60 possibilities allowed by a four base triplet genetic code might yield 20 kinds of amino acid but never trusted the answers, however elegant.
As the Institute for Fiscal Studies has noted: "The difficulty [with dynamic scoring] is that coming up with this perfect measure would require answering virtually every question, theoretical and empirical, that has ever been asked in economics".
The legal right to use every gallon is owned or claimed by someone in fact, more than every gallon, since theoretical rights to the Colorado's flow (known as "paper water") vastly exceed its actual flow (known as "wet water").
