Morgan's circle predicts that his job as a judge on "America's Got Talent," the country's most-watched TV show in the summer months, will steer more viewers — and theoretically bigger guests — to his CNN show.Mr.
An opener from Ashley Fletcher, a third by Lloyd Isgrove and a peach in between from the returning hero Adam Hammill, who re‑signed at Oakwell this season four years after leaving for theoretically bigger things, were enough to beat a Millwall side who were largely disappointing – but perhaps they were not allowed to be anything else.
It's a self-correcting system that, theoretically, prevents big trade gaps between countries.
Theoretically, the biggest Chinese banks could buy Citigroup or HSBC.
In fact, theoretically, the bigger the differences in wages for similar work across the world, the greater the potential rise in incomes to the receiving and sending nations.
Theoretically, the bigger the size of the coding finite field, the more the chance that a symbol in this field is nonzero.
It is shown that in a topological dynamical system with positive entropy, there is a measure-theoretically "rather big" set such that a multivariant version of mean Li Yorke chaos happens on the closure of the stable or unstable set of any point from the set.
"It would be nice theoretically to do big programmes of intervention from police to prosecutors to courts to prisons to oversight mechanisms, but in this fragile political context, that's pretty impossible at the moment," says Arthy.
Now in its sixth year, this festival of new American one-acts is presenting just six plays over two nights, letting productions take a bit more time to develop and, theoretically, offer a bigger payoff.
