Sentence examples for theoretically exercise from inspiring English sources

Although the Reichstag could theoretically exercise considerable influence over legislation by granting or withholding its approval, parliamentary authority and party initiative were weak and untested, and Bismarck had little difficulty in piecing together a workable majority for his program by a strategy of divide and rule.

But more important, if a consortium controls more than half the computing power on the network, it could theoretically exercise dictatorial powers over how transactions flow.The threat was described by Ittay Eyal and Emin Gün Sirer, both of Cornell University, in a recent blog post.

Theoretically, exercise programs should be designed taking into account the intrinsic properties of different skeletal muscles, the specific RONS induction and the subsequent signaling responses.

Artificial gravity (AG) exposure is suggested to counteract health deconditioning, theoretically complementing exercise during space habitations.

In the Netherlands, this external pressure can theoretically be exercised by several actors: the Ministry of Health, the Inspectorate for Health Care, the Dutch Healthcare Authority ("Nederlandse Zorgautoriteit"), health insurers, and/or patient/consumer organisations.

And so the question naturally arises: Why not just forget this theoretically suspect, counterfactual exercise and make the decisions ourselves?

Steps show on an LCD and the activity is indicated by a light that blinks more rapidly as (theoretically) the child exercises.

During WBV training that is combined with performance of active exercises theoretically two different stimuli for the muscle-nerve system can be identified and made responsible for the observed training effects: [I] reflex muscle contraction induced during vibration and [II] body weight exercises.

For example, theoretically the combination of manipulation and exercise could be especially beneficial if the exercise maintained any new range of movement gained through manipulation [ 39].

After taking the money, the company reported – with a certain understatement – that this exercise was "theoretically challenging to complete, and considered by some not to be a theoretically sound endeavour".

Although the Queen has no direct political power (and has been punctilious in avoiding any hint of party allegiance), the laws of the land none the less mean she theoretically remains able to exercise the royal prerogative contrary to the advice of her prime minister or the cabinet.