Sentence examples for theoretically about from inspiring English sources

The former states that the current per unit of area, J, is given by where k is Boltzman's constant, A is a constant of the material and its surface finish and is theoretically about 120 amperes per square centimetre per kelvin, T is the temperature of the solid, and W is its work function.

What "Awkward" is theoretically about are the ways that moment gets dicey when guys figure out they actually care about the females in question.

We explored what participants knew theoretically about stillbirths as well as their personal experiences of loss.

Of course, we also reason theoretically about what morality requires of us; but the nature of purely theoretical reasoning about ethics is adequately addressed in the various articles on ethics.

"I have had few opportunities to think theoretically about issues before," he said.

The multimedia orchestral-rock song cycle "The Long Count" is theoretically about the prehistory of time, ballgames and twins.

With earnings of $2.91 billion in Q2 2014, Facebook theoretically loses about $22,453 for every minute it's down around the globe.

"If DNS can do a 50x amplification factor, and NTP can do about a 200x amplification factor, SNMP can theoretically do about a 650x amplification factor," Prince explains.

After selling the deal, AT&T retained about 84.4percentt of the new wireless tracking shares, theoretically worth about $62 billion.

Whether or not the finished product will reflect it, Splash! is theoretically all about triumph over adversity.

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