The 2-to-1 appeals court decision held that the Clean Air Act lacked an "intelligible principle" for guiding the Environmental Protection Agency's use of its regulatory power -- leaving the agency theoretically free, for example, to insist on bringing down to zero the permissible level of pollutants for which there is no known safe amount.
Their paths tend to, theoretically, cross".
For example, the theoretically based method to define career patterns is less based on data, and to identify OCPs by including occupations only at a limited number of time points makes results depend strictly on those time points inspected (Pollock et al. 2002).
For example just theoretically, if you owe $100 million to China, let's say, there could be an incentive to go to war to erase that debt.
If required to by the government, for example, Dropbox theoretically could identify any user who had a certain file stored on their account.
Any disease transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, like crabs, for example, could theoretically be spread on a toilet seat.
Officials say, for example, that theoretically Snowden should not have had been able to see the leaked document, an order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
In the 1980s, for example, immigration was theoretically limited to 270,000 a year; but in fact, thanks to loopholes in the law, it averaged more than 700,000.
Oil and gas investments, for example, can theoretically be replaced by other holdings in the energy sector, commodities or real estate that correlate with fossil fuel assets.
For example, Yoosefian theoretically showed that intrinsic single wall carbon nanotube (SWCNT), cannot adsorb NH3 gas molecules suitably, but SWCNT functionalized with palladium (Pd), facilitate adsorption of NH3 gas, leading to the high selectivity and fast response of the device [33].
