Sentence examples for new theoretically from inspiring English sources
The new theoretically and experimentally obtained flow-rates fit well, except insignificant deviations.
The authors propose a new theoretically based framework on emotional responses following triggering events to enhance outcomes.
Computational quantum mechanics is leading to new, theoretically based methods for the prediction of thermodynamic properties and phase behavior of interest to engineers.
The reported complexes formulated as [MnCl2 hppH 2] (1), [FeCl2 hppH 2] (2), and [NiCl2 hppH 2] (3) and a new theoretically designed example, [CuCl2 hppH 2] (4), have been used for calculations at the B3LYP/LANL2DZ/6-311G (d, p) level of density functional theory (DFT).
In one early scene of the current season, when she and Ghost walk into his new, theoretically legitimate club, she sounds just like Tasha as she murmurs that he should go ahead and make them some money.
The insights presented in this article point towards a new, theoretically well-founded way to construct and refine energy functions, and thus address a timely problem.
While we know of no clear example from invasion biology whereby a trait acquired a truly new adaptive function that enhanced its invasiveness in the new range, theoretically it is possible.
Stebner replaced shrimp with tofu in Sweetgreen's new and theoretically improved Thai salad.
The new approach theoretically allowed gays and lesbians to remain in the military, but only if they could convince their superiors that they were celibate.
But Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the Democratic chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, while declining to talk specifically about the new intelligence, theoretically suggested taking a diplomatic approach to North Korea: "To rein these guys inside a deal that has some transparency".
Now that the Trail Blazers are officially without Oden, as well as the un-retired Brandon Roy, they can try to find a new identity, theoretically with LaMarcus Aldrirdge at its core.
