Sentence examples for theoretical events from inspiring English sources

When the players met before Wimbledon, they were asked to sign a letter of agreement to participate in these theoretical events.

The lower hemisphere projection of the P- and T-axes of the focal mechanism of 34 theoretical events, each consisting of ten first-motion polarities which were inverted for focal mechanisms using the method of Horiuchi et al. (1995).

The atmospheric chemistry impacts from the ground to 80 km altitude of a major SPE event and the associated CR for a theoretical event similar to that of the 1859 Carrington event were examined using a chemistry-climate model (CCM) (Calisto et al. [2013]).

This may have also resulted in apparent paradoxes in the final regression model which included theoretical antecedent events (frequency of sweet snacks), concurrent events (parental assessment of child oral health) and downstream events (dental attendance).

Both remain theoretical future events.

Species temporal durations were reconstructed using known stratigraphic ranges, assuming sister taxa diverged simultaneously from cladogenetic nodes, and creating ghost ranges to connect theoretical speciation events with known range data.

The illustrative example of shifting conformer distributions (MWC model) and changing conformations (KNF model) described above starts to show the conformational plasticity of Syt I with two theoretical binding events.

A theoretical overwash event was simulated, and the response and recovery of the freshwater lens were observed for 20 years.

Thus they are something more like theoretical entities (better, events) postulated to explain something in what we do recognize.

A general frame is provided by fire resistance issues in current code provisions and observations from real events, theoretical as well as experimental researches on materials' performance during and after exposure to high temperatures.

The best performance was observed on the data set with maximum separation of underlying theoretical distributions of event rates between the background and foreground branches (m = 4), and the largest number of assigned events (100,000) with the least stochasticity.