Sentence examples for hypothetical potential from inspiring English sources
The theory of vortex sound predicts that the wave profile is proportional to the second time derivative of the volume flux (of a hypothetical potential flow around the cylinder) through the vortex ring.
The clustering is done in an efficient tree-growing fashion based on both the distances and the hypothetical potential values produced from the distribution of all the data points.
In this method, we first construct a hypothetical potential field of all the data points, and show that this potential field is closely related to nonparametric estimation of the global probability density function of the data points.
Future studies, however, would prove or disprove this hypothetical potential.
Hapmix [ 51] is used mainly to infer the ancestral state of a given admixed individual for all possible chromosomal segments in respect to two hypothetical potential source populations.
While limiting our evidence base with respect to risk for cancer, this relative lack of empirically observed long-term use also limits the hypothetical potential for negatively affecting public health.
While the analysis here rests on hypothetical potentials for economies of scope, particular attention shall be given to the actual possibilities for such savings.
You can always count on them to worry, often perceptively, about hypothetical evils, potential slips down the bioethical slope.
All discussion about Antarctic claims, whether on land or sea, tends to be hedged with words like "hypothetical" and "potential" because of a treaty that bans all economic activity and proclaims the continent a zone of peaceful research.
However, many of their comments on the value of case management related to hypothetical or potential benefits of this approach rather than personal experience.
The entry on "profession," which focusses on a hypothetical undergrad's potential career choices, details the "numerous conundrums" of the "neoliberal university," where a student's academic path is increasingly subject to "financial justification".
