So in this long-winded hypothetical, how long do you think it would take?
VICE: Before we get to the hypothetical, how likely is this?
Time to help-seeking was hypothetical (how soon would you visit the doctor if…), and hypothetical intentions do not always translate into action (Sheeran, 2002).
Colin Patterson made a similar argument [ 39], explicitly pointing out that statistically significant sequence similarity does not necessarily force the conclusion of homology: … given that homologies are hypothetical, how do we test them?
But anecdotes and hypotheticals aside, how do Russia and the US compare when it comes to that fundamental index of negative liberty?
ALBANY — High school is full of hypotheticals, like "How does one solve for x?" and "What happens if I skip class?" But this week, students at Albany High School were given an alarming thought puzzle: How do I convince my teacher that I think Jews are evil?
"A year ago, I had all these hypotheticals of how people could use the product.
Tired of hypotheticals regarding how team/fans would react.
The first session ended with a series of hypothetical questions: How much courage does it take to stand up for a friend who is being bullied?
It offers a novel hypothetical: consider how police officers feel when a corruption scandal casts a pall over an entire department, leading citizens to assume the worst about all police officers.
In another part of the exhibition, models made from fiber board, plexiglass and steel rods by MVRDV, in collaboration with architecture students from the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam, illustrate another hypothetical situation: how might a million people live in a city condensed into a two-kilometer cube?
