Sentence examples for indeed theoretically from inspiring English sources

Indeed, theoretically the Fourier transform of the Gaussian channel is almost the same that of the MISO two antennas transmission, which eliminates the notches that exist in pure SFN 0-dB Echo transmission.

Indeed, theoretically one would have expected that a model that would have best fitted our data would comprise a delay constant and two exponential functions, one for rapid changes and one for slow changes, which are typical of multicomponent acclimatisations.

If basic science could give us perfect confidence in the safety and efficacy of an intervention, then clinical trials would indeed be theoretically superfluous.

Indeed, it is theoretically possible to do 18 holes in 18 shots.

Filibusters by senators who don't approve of the United Nations could prevent us from having any ambassador at all; indeed, these senators could theoretically leave a President without any Cabinet members at all.

Indeed, the system would theoretically need an SNR of about 3 dB (resp. −1dB) to achieve a spectral efficiency of 2 bit/s/Hz for N t =2 (N t =4 resp).

Indeed, sustainable development could theoretically pose a threat to the existing governance, as it directly empowers people to work within their own communities and take control over issues that affect their daily lives.

For it might be said that self-representing mental states (or indeed any of the theoretically-relevant kinds of pairing of first-order with higher-order representations) might occur within the unconscious mind, without (of course) thereby becoming conscious (Rey, 2008).

Indeed, while all workers are theoretically equal under European rules, some may be more equal than others as national, or even local, concerns come to the fore.

The pope's challenge to Congress was theoretically bipartisan -- indeed, universal -- in nature.

CFA is indeed useful for evaluating a theoretically derived structure.