Sentence examples for hypothetical and practical from inspiring English sources

"I believe the challenge for organisations at both a hypothetical and practical level is to understand the difference between the two".

Simulation uncovers a phenomenal relationship amongst hypothetical and practical accepts of configuration.

Fourier series and operators can be considered as representations of a function or signal; they are of incredible significance in both hypothetical and practical areas.

The contour maps provide new insights into buckling performance improvements that are non-intuitive and facilitate comparison between hypothetical and practical designs.

Through examples of hypothetical and practical engineering projects, this study finally investigates the influences of the actual ground roughness exponent on wind-induced structural responses and economic loss estimation, as well as on wind-resistant structural design.

We parameterised two models (one for IBR, one for EBL) using the corresponding data for the respective diseases and modelled two sampling scenarios, one hypothetical and one practical, for each disease.

We opted to use hypothetical rewards for ethical and practical reasons, and on the basis of previous studies that obtained comparable results from delay discounting tasks when real versus hypothetical rewards were used 45– 45.

We will rather illustrate by a hypothetical example, in very broad and practical terms (the interested reader is referred to [ 8] and references 11, 14, 19, 35, 40, 44 cited therein for detailed descriptions of real world examples and algorithm testing/validation).

Since there is no feasible way to meet the assumptions about the distribution of medical knowledge or the exclusion of knowledge of individual risks, these assumptions make the argument completely hypothetical and theoretical rather than practical.

More studies are needed to replicate our findings and to examine MS attitudes and practical skills in hypothetical controversial ethical situations.

With the state of the mechanical arts as it was then, Archimedes' concept of the screw was actually as a motion-transforming device and was more hypothetical than practical.