Sentence examples for theoretically found from inspiring English sources
The discontinuity spacing density function is theoretically found by applying the first principles of the Maximum Entropy Theory.
In this regard, the daily productivity was theoretically found to be 6.7 and 5.1 kg/m2day, for the still with and without PCM, respectively.
It is experimentally and theoretically found that the uniaxial compressive stress can lead to the decrease of both the ferroelectric remanent polarization (Pr) and the coercive field (Ec) of <001>-oriented 0.72Pb Mg1/3Nb2/3 O3-0.28PbTiO3 crystal.
The removal rate of the ammonia in the model storage room was also experimentally and theoretically found to be primarily determined by the ammonia suction flow rate from the ammonia storage room to the membrane contactor.
It was theoretically found that the phase-frequency response of the normalised eddy current signal of the coil is virtually independent of the radius, electrical conductivity and magnetic permeability of the test samples.
It has been theoretically found that use of such sectors reduces the rotor unbalanced response, increases the stability limit speed for simple rotor shaft systems and thus improves the dynamic characteristics.
Even though he could theoretically find meaning in his family, he would need to change his perspective first.
Mr. Papadopoulos had suggested that the appeal could theoretically find Mr. Mueller's appointment unlawful, and that, in turn, would result in his own conviction being set aside.
If software analyzed my (public) steam and targeted ads I would theoretically find interesting, that would make sense.
With today's integration, users could theoretically find a restaurant, book a table, and then order an Uber to handle transportation without ever having left the main Foursquare app.
Service composition using preconditions and effects besides input and output parameters is a very powerful approach that can theoretically find correct-by-construction execution plans that meet the developer's requirements.
