As "design" architect to Mr. Libeskind's "collaborating" architect, he has held theoretical power to veto his partner's suggestions.
Some Americans fear the court's theoretical power to investigate United States citizens, particularly the officials who guide our foreign and military policies.
The French engineer Sadi Carnot described (in 1824) a theoretical power cycle of maximum efficiency for converting thermal into mechanical energy.
The constitution, whose importance Mr Xi has extolled, entitles people to vote freely for local legislators, who have the theoretical power to dismiss officials.
"In the past three to five years that I have been reading newspapers, I have seen no criticism of you, not even by the assembly of experts [a clerical body with the theoretical power to sack the leader].
A typical lithium-ion battery using lithium manganese oxide has a theoretical power density of 280 Wh/kg, but the final product only has 150Wh/kg so there is certainly room for improvement.
Detailed debate on the legislation – which gives ministers the theoretical power to take any crisis-hit bank into public ownership – was allocated less than an hour-and-a-half.
As long as that remains the case – and repeated calls for a constitutional convention to rectify the situation show little sign of being heeded – the theoretical power of Parliament is fundamentally unchecked.
Their "great dilemma," as Lloyd N. Cutler, one of their senior statesmen, called it last week, is this: They have the theoretical power to block many of President Bush's initiatives, by using the filibuster and other procedural devices, but in doing so they risk exposing themselves to public scorn and electoral retribution.
For this model, the mean square error compared to the theoretical power level is 2.5 dB.
Table 1 Data plotted for the calculation of theoretical power (γ = 5).
