Sentence examples for theoretical side of things from inspiring English sources
In addition to the theoretical side of things I've been given such a vast range of opportunities both practically, and in terms of social activities, with a relatively thriving chemical and environmental engineering society.
Tarik Tosun, one of the authors with whom I talked for this article, explained that he's now working on advancing the theoretical side of things as opposed to, say, building cube-modules with better torque.
On the more theoretical side of things, a team at the University of Geneva has created a mechanism that could lead to brain-computer interfaces that not only let people control cursors or limbs, but let those objects send feedback to the brain.
Toumazou did well, particularly on the theoretical side of his electrical studies.
Mr. Burks was an important contributor to the theoretical side of computer science rather than the engineering side, said William Aspray, a historian at Indiana University.
I spend the next four hours losing interest in the theoretical side of Lithuanian/Russian identity and getting to grips with the practical.
University wasn't the right option for me – as a practical learner I would not have enjoyed attending lectures and only exploring the theoretical side of engineering.
Further, the book treats the theoretical side of Computer Science as well, which also derives from Turing's research.
This theoretical side of craft is further developed in the Gorgias.
Finally, if you don't mind some math with your explanations, Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum by Leonard Susskind and Art Friedman gets into the details of quantum physics from the information side of things, rather than wave-particle duality.
