Sentence examples for for theoretical work from inspiring English sources

Sheldon explains that he has brought Amy to see his work, which Amy concedes is "very impressive," before adding, "for theoretical work".

Those tools range from cloud simulation platforms for theoretical work to new types of electronics for use in the super-cooled temperatures of quantum hardware experiments.

Despite having conceived — but, inconveniently, not necessarily having perfected patents for — dozens of revolutionary devices, Tesla during his lifetime failed to receive proper credit, or royalties, for theoretical work that made possible wireless power transmission and X-rays.

The prize is presented triennially for theoretical work that has provided significant insights on the nature of superconductivity and has led to verifiable predictions.

The problem triggered by this ruling is illustrated by the prize given in 2013 to Peter Higgs and François Englert for theoretical work that led to the discovery, in 2012, of the sub-atomic particle that was named the Higgs boson and which plays an important role in the distribution of mass in the universe.

For theoretical work, we focus on the test of no treatment effect μ1 − μ0 = 0 when the n dimensional vector of outcomes follows a Gaussian distribution with known n × n covariance matrix Σ, where the half randomized to treatment (placebo) have mean response μ1 μ0).

The existence of asexual taxa over such timescales appears to present problems for the body of theoretical work concerning the evolution and maintenance of sexual reproduction [ 1].

The discovery earned a Nobel prize for Peter Higgs and the Belgian physicist François Englert for their theoretical work on the particle in the 1960s.

For computer vision, there is CVPR, ECCV, and ICCV; for natural language, there is ACL, EMNLP, and NAACL; for robotics, there is CoRL (for learning), ICAPS (for planning, including but not limited to robotics), ICRA, IROS, and RSS; for more theoretical work, there is AISTATS, COLT, and KDD.

Also a possibility is John Pendry at Imperial College London, for his theoretical work on metamaterials (invisibility cloaks to you and me).

The researchers were credited for their theoretical work on "topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter".