Sentence examples for hypothetical method from inspiring English sources

OJ Simpson, for example, cannot get away with a book about his hypothetical method of murdering his ex-wife.

In this hypothetical method, epidural access to the subarachnoid space is established via epidural needles, thereafter a specially designed balloon tipped catheter is advanced.

The German philosopher Ernst Cassirer demonstrated the likelihood that Galileo was fond of the Meno because it contained the first statement of the "hypothetical" method, a modus operandi that characterized Galileo's own scientific practice and that would come to be known as one of the chief principles of the "new science".

(On the question of hypotheses and the relation of this passage to the hypothetical method of the Phaedo, see §15 supra).

All attitude questions were related to a general hypothetical method of FP.

In addition to RINQ, we also report the running time of a hypothetical method named Oracle.

We randomly generated classifications from two hypothetical methods A and B for sets of n individuals.

We employ the Hypothetical Extraction Method (HEM) using the Input-Output (IO) table and emissions data for China in 2010 to map flows of embodied air pollutant emissions.

In one story, she needs to find a new control knob for her oven, and the project makes her think of the "knack of living," the "magic of dying," the greasiness of this hypothetical suicide method, and what it would be like to be the last woman in the world.

We propose in this paper an adaptation of the hypothetical extraction method to measure the role of energy and non-energy efficiency gains in an interconnected, multisectorial economy while relating the results to the Rebound effects literature.

Other studies using input output analyses, in particular, the Hypothetical Extraction Method (HEM), which modifies the input coefficients or other coefficients in order to characterize the importance of an industry or a region, follow the work of Strassart (1968) and are summarized by Miller and Lahr (2001).