Sentence examples for theoretically addressed from inspiring English sources

For each type, the technological requirements were first theoretically addressed and then confronted with the actual bioreactor configurations.

The prediction of voltammetric response from the microscopic information of the electrode surface morphology is an important problem of fourth generation electrochemistry which we have theoretically addressed here.

Although, integrated coastal zone management (ICZM) has theoretically addressed the importance of cultural ecosystems, cultural resources have mostly been overlooked in holistic coastal management plans.

The performance capabilities of pnp InGaAsN-based heterojunction bipolar transistors (HBTs) for use in complementary HBT technology have been theoretically addressed with a two-dimensional simulation program based on the drift-diffusion model.

Although the connectivity of unicast wireless networks is studied theoretically [12], the factors that affect DSRC system performance and reliability such as IEEE 802.11 backoff counter process, hidden terminals, channel access priority, message generation interval, and high mobility on the road have not been theoretically addressed yet for the analysis of the DSRC safety broadcast communications.

Establishment of the genetic networks involved in the antibiotic resistance of bacterial pathogens is thus of paramount relevance to minimizing and predicting resistance, a task that has been recently theoretically addressed [4].

Furthermore, although earlier ARM designs such as the Cortex A15 used extensions to provide a 40-bit address space, nobody was putting the 1TB of RAM that the chip could theoretically address into a phone back when this chip design became available.

In the case of 64-bit architecture the processor can theoretically address 18,400,000 trillion values.

We then theoretically address how the choice of the reference point affects comparisons of Pareto fronts, and demonstrate that our approach is Pareto compliant.

CAPANINA aims to develop networks speeds of up to 120Mbit/s and could theoretically address many of the limiting factors of the UK's digital infrastructure, such as the distribution of HDTV over DSL and cable networks.

Besides reducing potential punishment, any deal that the two reporters -- or any of the others arrested and now charged -- might strike with authorities could theoretically address their rights to bring related future cases, such as those alleging that the police violated their First Amendment rights.