Sentence examples for theoretical status from inspiring English sources

For those born years after Thatcher was ousted, however, she holds an almost theoretical status.

He, too, wants the Iron Throne, and perhaps he and his enhanced memorability will come into contact with Cersei, her power, and her theoretical status of single and ready to mingle.

All three senses of the term Vulgar Latin in fact share common features but, given their different theoretical status, can hardly be called identical or even comparable.

Roberts argues that the theoretical status of head-movement is very similar in fact identical in various ways to that of XP-movement.

In this article we begin with two assumptions, each concerning the theoretical status of democratic theory.

This interest in the theoretical status and function of the concept of God continues throughout Kant's entire career.

Theoretical fundamentals, status, applications to experimental data, and probable future development trends of SBSP are reviewed here.

First, we develop a new conceptual framework that integrates theoretical research on status and identity to clarify what we understand by status in markets.

The theoretical and experimental status of helicopter impulsive noise is reviewed.

Recent thinking queries the theoretical and political status of 'culture,' with the effect of blurring taken-for-granted distinctions between culture, nature, and economy.

In specific historical examples, and with a range of theoretical texts, the status, definition, use and authority of documents for architecture, architectural history, architectural exhibitions and architecture's other media practices will be examined and assessed.