Sentence examples for more theoretical concept from inspiring English sources

Confronted with this more theoretical concept of safety, academics and student representatives have increasingly erred on the side of caution by removing material and speakers that might, by the new definition, be deemed unsafe.

The main reason he left was to work on real problems rather than more theoretical concepts.

"Star Wars" could inform people about space travel fairly naturally alongside its costumes and Millennium Falcon cockpit, but "The Science Behind Pixar" has to introduce and explain more theoretical concepts.

The Commandments are typically somewhat familiar to the lay person, and a conversation about "laws" can be an effective transition into more theoretical concepts and ideas.

He headed for his go-to guy, but like most barbers, an appointment with Bibby was more theoretical in concept.

These motifs are more than theoretical concepts.

Dynamic regulation can be more than a theoretical concept.

If romance is hard to find in sci-fi, sex is barely more than a theoretical concept.

The word "cheerleader" is so laden with potential cultural meaning, it feels more like a theoretical concept than a noun usually meaning "person who leads cheers".

Adding in other cases forms more-reliable theoretical concepts and causality.

More precisely, he defines the theoretical concept of "mass ratio" of two particles colliding inelastically in an inertial reference frame \(S\).