Sentence examples for hypothetical concept from inspiring English sources

The remaining 70percentt may consist of dark energy, which remains at this moment a hypothetical concept.

Why not write to your MP instead?) Now, where was I? Right, the "summer" wardrobe… Have you noticed how summer is becoming one of those words that gets used with that little speech-mark hand sign, as if it were a hypothetical concept?

In this process, a designer represents a hypothetical concept on each design alternative, deploys and verifies the concept from multiple viewpoints considering other alternatives, and modifies it.

Having established the general, albeit hypothetical concept of right, Fichte then turns to an investigation of the conditions necessary for the realization or "application" of the same: that is, for the actual coexistence of free individuals, or the existence of a free society.

Time quantization is a hypothetical concept.

So, in Newquay, contrary to news reports: no Eastern European trafficking victims have been found, and "signposting to agencies" is, as yet, a hypothetical concept.

And this knowledge is critically important to both extant literature and possible identification of novel hypothetical concepts.

The limitation of this study is that we assessed patient compliance as a hypothetical construct and psychological concepts were examined using an indirect method.

The concept of cognitive reserve [ 24, 25] captures these observations in a more general hypothetical construct.

Lamborghini gave a sop to that market with the unveiling of its extremely hypothetical Terzo Millennio concept car.

Thus, in Donaldson and Dunfee's ISCT, it is a hypothetical social contract a concept itself embodying Western notions of procedural fairness that is supposed to adjudicate clashes between home country and host country, including Western and non-Western, norms and practices.