Sentence examples for theoretically enriching from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, enriching uranium was feasible through pre-existing techniques, but it proved difficult to scale to industrial levels and was extremely costly.
The investigative study was carried out using the Monte Carlo code MCNP on a hypothetical LEU UO2 core theoretically enriched to 12.6% and having the same core configuration as the present 90.2% enriched HEU U-Al core.
The work theoretically enriches and extends the validity of the analytic approach in the existing uncertainty evaluation framework, thus enabling the analytic evaluation of uncertainty for many nonlinear cases which was previously an impossible task.
To answer the question, "Why would someone make a free contribution to this business, knowing that it will, theoretically, enrich a whole other group of people?" you really need to ask the specific people who make those contributions.
At this stage, the relative number of mutant strains was theoretically enriched and WT colonies grown on the same plate were used as a reference instead of the average value of all colonies.
Our new CTC enrichment strategy uses the combination of anti-CK and anti-EpCAM antibodies and can theoretically enrich all the three types of CTCs by choosing the correct markers for detection).
It could be argued that because there are two different but valid types of ballet, each would theoretically complement the other, thereby enriching company repertories.
From its inception, the Columbia Undergraduate Scholars Program has been indebted to a number of friends from different walks of life who have been instrumental in sharing their creative vision and their contacts, enriching the Program both theoretically and practically.
Besides, under Sarkozy, the French also have been saying that Iran's five stockpiled tons of 3.5 percent enriched uranium (theoretically convertible with additional processing into several nukes) would be next to impossible to control.
That is to say that white students, in addition to minorities, theoretically benefit from this policy by increased interactions with peers from different cultures and communities, thereby enriching their collegiate experience.
