Sentence examples for quite theoretical from inspiring English sources

Such arguments are quite theoretical.

"Among privacy advocates, the discussion can often be quite theoretical," she said.

The formal academic area of numerical analysis ranges from quite theoretical mathematical studies to computer science issues.

"The benefits far outweigh any of these criticisms that are being made, many of which are quite theoretical," Mr. Drummond said.

The topic came up again in a mathematical and quite theoretical software course given by Erwin Engeler, and a Nachdiplom Vorlesung course by Gilbert Baumslag, which really had pulled me in again into group theory even so I had been hooked with dynamical systems already.

Although this endeavor my be quite theoretical, I hope to find some source material in the local archives that mention music and the banjo in early Texas.

The latter, in 1960, was quite theoretical--calling for mega-structures branching into the city's bay--and quite controversial.

Therefore, the analytical as well as numerical solutions of the hydrogen-like ions are frequently required both, for analyzing experimental data and for carrying out quite advanced theoretical studies.

One reads in print that it can be refuted by the obvious fact that the various sciences have quite distinct theoretical vocabularies (Suppes 1978).

Another challenge is the vast number of discourse analytical approaches which have quite different theoretical foundations as well as methodological implications [8].

The experimental results are quite consistent with theoretical predictions.