Sentence examples for theoretically devised from inspiring English sources
The case has become a potential source of acute embarrassment to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon because it has cast an unflattering light on internal protections, put in place more than six years ago, that were theoretically devised to shield whistle-blowers, but in practice appear to discourage them.
The parts of space, independently of all objects and all relations, obviously do not differ from one another in any salient respect at all, so it would seem that one could not even theoretically devise a reason for placing the earth anywhere in particular, as opposed to anywhere else in particular.
Clearly it would be theoretically possible to devise a correction factor for such cases simply by deducting say 20% from the savings or even derive a more sophisticated adjustment, but this is arguably unnecessary because of the built-in use of an upper and lower bound trajectory.
In this study, we theoretically investigate the relationship between numerical schemes devised using approximate Riemann solvers in the framework of finite-volume methods for solving the conventional form of the SWEs and its "pre-balanced" variant.
Taeyoung Yang, a Virginia Tech Ph.D. student, devised the idea of creating a ultra-wideband antenna as small as theoretically possible and this is it.
Our work shows that autocatalytic sets as first devised by Dyson [ 9, 10] and Kauffman [ 1, 11] are theoretically possible despite previous criticisms and, perhaps more interesting, that chemical evolution in these systems can lead to the appearance of viable autocatalytic cores, thus opening the possibility for evolution by natural selection.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (1999) has also employed a similar approach to reduce the number of pesticides for which tolerances (maximum residue levels) must be established, stating that a tolerance need not be devised for a pesticide with no detectable residues and for which the "estimated potential risks of any theoretically possible residues in food is not a concern".
In 1983 the trio devised the Ajtai-Komlós-Szemerédi Ajtai-Komlós-Szemerédi Ajtai-Komlós-Szemerédifor sorting n objects in AKSarticular order in log n time sortingthe least amounetworkime theoretically possible.
Binder devised a denominator.
