Sentence examples similar to making theoretically from inspiring English sources
4. To compare findings across cases and through time with a view to making theoretically-informed generalisations about the routinisation process.
The best demos go on to be made, theoretically, into complete products and apps.
I have made theoretically grounded critiques of these models before — but I had never gone back and looked at how well they actually did.
Change of one bit in the plaintext should make theoretically a 50% difference [22] in the bits of the cipher.
This necessitates that researchers are judicious in their consideration of which and how much video to analyze, and make theoretically driven decisions as to the amount of video analysis conducted.
From analytical investigations it was found that the missing scaling factor between the two deflections can be made theoretically equal to the total mass of the structure, as proposed in the paper.
The demonstrations are made theoretically, and validations are made through simulation studies that show that the derived test statistics and their corresponding power functions are very close to each other.
Although the literature of qualitative research is replete with claims about its capacity to make theoretically generalizable propositions [ 57], in fact there are few examples of such work where the process of generating such propositions is clearly described.
Primates have not, but scientists argue that the techniques of human embryo manipulation have been refined in the dozens of in-vitro fertilization clinics, making it theoretically easier to clone a human than a monkey.
But studies in monkeys show that some spores can linger in the lungs 75 to 100 days after exposure, making it theoretically possible that such late-lingering spores could still cause disease in humans.
No one could know every line of that software, making it theoretically possible that engineers could have sneaked in the emissions-defeating protocol without Volkswagen's upper management knowing.
