During the Japanese occupation (1943 45), he was adipati (head of state) of a theoretically independent Burma, although the country was actually a Japanese satellite.
As temperature increases to the intermediate range, the termination and reverse pathways result in a minimum in the delay, the state of which is theoretically derived.
The western and southern areas of the state, although theoretically part of the Wisconsin Territory from its creation in 1836, were not formally organized until 1838, when they became part of the Iowa Territory.
If the parties were unable to come up with a viable solution, the queen, as head of state, could theoretically become drawn in, though she is supposed to remain above politics.
We used recurrent neural networks—highly powerful trainable state machines theoretically capable of modelling relationships of arbitrary depth to process CNN-extracted features.
A fixed signal propagation scheme generates a set of possible state transitions on a discrete timescale for a given network hypothesis, reducing the number of theoretically reachable states.
For one of the last fraying Arab versions of the theoretically socialist, one-party state, repression is proving less and less effective.
Theoretically, every prisoner with AIDS is entitled to state-of-the-art medical care.
(p. 676) Definitions of the "resting state" vary; there has even been concern that a "resting brain state" is theoretically untenable and measurements of cerebral activity should only be done under structured task conditions (Buchsbaum et al. 1984).
The state is theoretically responsible for the welfare of a person as soon as they're restrained, but there are other reasons to round corners.
