Sentence examples for really theoretical from inspiring English sources

The last paper I published was a really theoretical paper with three colleagues and it was stimulated by a popular book I wrote with Jeff Forshaw about quantum mechanics.

"At the time, I couldn't quite get my head around it, but she wrote a very thoughtful, really theoretical paper, and 35 years later, everyone is talking about how if Greece had the ability to change its exchange rates, it could probably get out of its economic slump more easily than being tied to the euro".

But all this is really rather theoretical.

"I would certainly want some people to go into really highbrow theoretical physics but I think, in terms of an immediately-satisfying career, there are probably other areas... other big problems around, like understanding consciousness or neurobiology".

Is mindreading really a theoretical activity?

That's really a theoretical constraint, argues DeNeut.

When it started, the program didn't even have a room allocated to it--it "really was theoretical," quips Medupe.

Are there really good theoretical reasons to privilege the doctor-patient relationship over the nurse-patient relationship when describing the indigenous norms of healing?

The above expression is used by Soni Mishra et al. [18], which really scaled the theoretical value to the observed values.

But she adds that a larger sample of protoclusters is needed to really put the theoretical predictions to the test.

"With our unique combination of spectroscopy and X-STM experiments on the same QDs, we make it possible to really test advanced theoretical models to understand the underlying physics at the nanoscale and use this knowledge to improve the performance of future devices".