Sentence examples for theoretically closed from inspiring English sources

With so little of the ocean theoretically closed to fisheries – less than 1% – it's hardly shocking that many seabirds are suffering from overfishing.

The theatres, for instance, are legally and theoretically closed, and yet the Sunday concerts are held in one of the principal theatres, and the concert to-night was mainly of operatic music given on the stage, but apologetically, by means of an orchestra alone, as if the rest of the operatic machinery were wholly of the devil and had to be forbidden out of deference for the day.

Containers leaving more than this amount, even if non-vented and theoretically closed, may nevertheless be vented in practice by healthcare workers who spike the container with a needle to ensure delivery of the solution to the patient, thus introducing an opportunity for contamination.

Frankenbuilds are versions of the OS that combine different portions of different test builds into a (theoretically) close approximation of the final build of the software.

After three or four jokes - most barbed about fellow politicians, particularly those theoretically closest to him - he would get round to talk about current events.

After three or four jokes - most barbed about fellow politicians, particularly those theoretically closest to him - he would get round to current events.

Two different column structures were identified rendering theoretically close to 100percentt conversion of acetic acid.

In fact, the MCBER criterion is theoretically closer to optimality than MMSE, and simulation results shown in Figures 5 7 confirm this claim.

Trust me, if you decide to breach etiquette and go after the offending parties (people who are theoretically close to you, or they never should have been invited in the first place), those who hear about your actions won't condemn the no show couple (except perhaps to your face).

However, some evidence does suggest that imaging traits may have intermediate effect sizes when compared to phenotypes theoretically closer or farther away from the underlying biology.

This paper emphasizes their practical usefulness in medical sciences and their theoretically close relationship with the problem of simultaneous estimation of parameters, depending on strata.