Sentence examples for theoretical perfect from inspiring English sources

"The perfect would be, theoretical perfect: independent lines drawn now, and a constitutional amendment, and a law guaranteeing the constitutional amendment," Mr. Cuomo said.

Since before it came into being, critics of the Fair Work Act have claimed it puts the unions back in charge and that it is an example of the "pendulum swinging" too far in favour of the workers, as opposed to some theoretical perfect middle in which employees and employers are equally favoured.

The theoretical perfect evenness line was set as 45° diagonal.

However, any defect in such a lens any surface roughness, and in practice these lenses will always have surface defects will cause the image's resolution to deviate from the theoretical perfect limit.

A Z' value of 1 is the theoretical "perfect" assay and values between 0.2 and 0.6 are typical for cell based assays [25].

Using implant position 1 and 3 mm out of the theoretical perfect femur centre torques acting in the proximal femur were calculated.

This is attributed to the non-perfect distribution of Swarm Alpha and Charlie data on the contrary to the theoretical case where perfect data distribution is assumed.

Of course there will be a divergence between the perfect, theoretical ethics and their practical application.

We take educated guesses, make some assumptions, then come up with a perfect theoretical solution.

There may exist a perfect theoretical racing line on any given circuit, but many changing factors spoil the simplicity.

The perfect theoretical analytical approach can crash ignominiously when it takes an impossible amount of time to simply access the data.