Sentence examples for theoretical dream from inspiring English sources
At the time of writing, astonishing levels of control in proof-of-principle experiments (cf. the above references and citations within) suggest that quantum simulation is transitioning from a theoretical dream into a credible possibility.
Hewitt, who played theoretical dream girl Amanda Beckett, was apparently inspired by a screening of the movie at Los Angeles' Hollywood Forever Cemetery this weekend.
It is a tale about safety nets, about who has to step in when they're removed, and how policy – theoretical, ideological – dreamt up in Westminster offices invades the lives – real, actual – of those in need.
It's a theoretical framework dreamed up by McNamee and Maples "that combines the web plus cellular plus WiFi".
That is the theoretical physicist's dream.
Theoretical physicists have dreamed up a scheme to make a refrigerator out of a pair of quantum particles such as ions or atoms, or even a single particle.
Bruce Schneier, a crypto guru and chief technology officer of British Telecom's Counterpane security service, argues that it's pointless to dream up theoretical blends of privacy and computation when many businesses still don't take simple steps like encrypting email or laptop hard drives.
The dreams of theoretical physicists may live on.
The second major research program for integrating dreaming into a broader theoretical context is the suggestion of using dreaming as a model of psychotic wake states.
Thus once again historicism collapses the dream of a theoretical, predictive science of history is unrealisable, because it is an impossible dream.
There is now a lively discussion on the theoretical and methodological implications of dream research for psychiatry (see Scarone et al. 2007; d'Agostino et al. 2013; see Windt & Noreika 2011 as well as the other papers in this special issue) and a number of studies have investigated differences in dream reports from schizophrenic and healthy subjects (Limosani et al. 2011a,b).
