Sentence examples for hypothetical set from inspiring English sources

A narrative-based law is capable of recognizing the limitations of theoretical statutes and the degree to which other cultural languages interact with legal discourse, complicating any attempts to actualize a hypothetical set of rules.

Learning – and using – a foreign language seems to improve what psychologists and neuroscientists call executive function, which refers to a hypothetical set of mental processes that enable us to vary our thoughts and behaviours from one moment to the next, depending on the task at hand.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Sat to 12 Jun RC The Manchester film-maker duo AL and AL are nothing if not ambitious, taking the theory of the multiverse – a hypothetical set of possibly infinite other universes – as the basis for their new exhibition.

Numerical simulations for a hypothetical set of parameter values are presented to illustrate the analytical findings.

A hypothetical set of docked poses is shown around the edges, superimposed on the interaction sites.

This is a complex and still hypothetical set of outlines, but over the years of collaboration projects in UXC contexts, we have repeatedly shown how these elements can support the emergence of a new form of collaboration or feed an existing collaboration platform at both the university and its partner organizations.

In contrast, 11 sequences exist among residents of eastern Polynesia.Using a computer, Dr Murray-McIntosh created hypothetical sets of ancestor groups, each with a different random selection of mitochondrial DNA from eastern Polynesia.

We have used hypothetical sets of parameters to verify our analytical results.

We use a hypothetical setting that serves as a yard stick to measure the effectiveness of using cached diverse results in locating the diverse results for the current query.

Figures 8 and 9 depict two hypothetical sets of update instantiations (nodes shaded green), showing indicatively how changes in calculated eruption probabilities might unfold with time and changing unrest indications.

bThe issue with having binding decisions in an experiment (i.e., decisions with real monetary consequences) is important since there are evidence of a gap between decisions made under a hypothetical setting and a real setting (e.g., Harrison 2006; Harrison and Rutstrom 2008a).