Sentence examples for making a theoretical from inspiring English sources

Osborne was making a theoretical point.

Indian spokesmen stressed that he was making a theoretical point, not a military threat.

Critics have suggested that this is at odds with economic theory, but Mr Piketty is not making a theoretical point; he is observing that, empirically, r has been greater than g throughout most of history.

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The error range can be taken into account by making a theoretical phase map that is calculated under the assumption of the Δη = 0° shift along the η axis within Δη.

"You can make a theoretical case that high taxes impede economic growth, but it is just not supported by the evidence in the U.S. or across countries," said William Easterly, a former World Bank economist soon to join the faculty of New York University.

When it was observed, during the Norwegian North Polar Expedition, that drift ice did not follow the wind direction but deviated by 20° to 40°, Bjerknes chose Ekman to make a theoretical study of the problem.

I can feel I'm ripping off 'real people' - as though I'm extracting a very small piece of something that has been a collaborative understanding and endeavour, and taking it out of context in order to make a theoretical point.

This work makes a theoretical and experimental contribution to the problem of rotor blades dynamic interaction.

We made a theoretical analysis on the fluid and solid mechanics in a poroelastic medium induced by low-power ultrasound.

The article makes a theoretical overview of these different areas by addressing psychoanalytic, cognitive and neurophysiological design.