Sentence examples for theoretically certain from inspiring English sources

Theoretically certain types of goal – the counter-attack, the team goal, the solo run – should not be damaged too much by a deflected finish, because what established them as great has gone before, but even then there is an important sense that such glorious foreplay needs a fitting pay-off.

Theoretically, certain control points may play an especially critical role in a given pathway, i.e., they may be "determining events".

However, practical error correction codes are designed for communication and data storage purposes such that a perfect error correction code for a desired code length has remained evasive (optimal codes exist only theoretically under certain assumptions [215]).

Theoretically, under certain flow conditions, the mean channel flow velocity of the exponential channel could be arranged to remain constant along the channel length, thereby improving separation in AF4.

This study deals theoretically with certain kinds of non-linear forced oscillations of a rectilinear vibratory system with quadratic, cubic and quartic non-linearities subjected to a sinusoidal excitation.

Theoretically, for certain configurations, starting from an initial state of the device (state 0), it is possible that every possible history of input is recordable in the state of the DNA.

Detecting gene-gene interactions with relevance to risk of disorder can be more complicated and hard to interpret than expected, as theoretically, a certain gene could be protective in combination with one gene but risk conferring in combination with another gene.

Or, theoretically, when a certain area is left.

The two models are theoretically equivalent under certain assumptions, hence are expected to yield similar results.

It has been demonstrated theoretically that under certain loading conditions hierarchical structures hold a distinct advantage in efficiency over more conventional designs.

Andersen's behavioural model of health care service use (Figure 3) theoretically assumes that certain characteristic factors contribute to or determine an individual's use of health care services.