Sentence examples for theoretical use from inspiring English sources

All major political parties endorse the theoretical use of medical marijuana, but differ on how best to deregulate and build the industry.

Researchers in Belgium and America have discovered that a theoretical use of canvas described in 2012 is in fact being used "in the wild".

(For the record, Paul's filibuster was against the theoretical use of drones on American citizens inside the United States; Davis's against her state's attempt to ban all abortions after 20 weeks from conception).

In this paper, I sketch a new way of thinking about coherentism, and show how it avoids many of the problems often thought fatal for the view, including the isolation objection, worries over circularity, and concerns that the concept of coherence is too vague or metaphorical for serious theoretical use.

Just as there are different varieties of non-theoretical use of judgments, so too there are different varieties of theoretical use.

The theoretical use of the mind has truth as its object.

Teacher tenure laws have a number of theoretical uses.

The second important pair of theoretical uses can be found in Kant's distinction between "determining" judgments and "reflective" judgments.

Most of the manuscript focuses on "likely capabilities" of Cas9 mediated gene drives, including the theoretical uses for "sensitizing", "unstable", "interacting", and "immunizing" drives.

I think some of these may be forced to fold or pivot when confronted with non-theoretical use scenarios.

Block's threefold division of phenomenal, access, and reflexive (or monitoring) consciousness need not be taken to reflect clear and coherent distinctions already contained in our pre-theoretical use of the term 'conscious.' Block himself seems to think that (on the contrary) our initial, ordinary use of 'conscious' involves a 'mongrel' concept, too confused even to count as clearly ambiguous.