Sentence examples for theoretically mistaken from inspiring English sources
He regarded Zhu Xi's account as not just theoretically mistaken but dangerously misleading for those seeking to improve themselves ethically.
The Governor is mistaken about Texas having been admitted to the Union with an opt-out provision; the actual deal was that Texas, with Congress's permission, could theoretically divide itself into five states.
Bias mistaken for accuracy.
It has been shown [36], [37] that given two separable sets of positive and negative examples in a Hilbert space, the Perceptron algorithm converges to a discriminant hyperplane with a number of mistakes theoretically bounded in terms of the distance of separation between the sets (also know as their margin).
Ignoring empirical evidence and local circumstances can lead to a repetition of the often mistake of implementing theoretically sophisticated approaches that, finally, fail on the ground.
The Canadian Department of National Defense confirmed to VICE News the incident was indeed a mistake by pilots — which, theoretically, could've allowed IS forces to identify them in the sky and fire on the warplane.
Theoretically, the faster the patients were and the fewer mistakes they made on this part of the test, the more they associated themselves with living.
If anything is seriously wrong or the wireless charging mat were to make a mistake detecting a device, the paired devices theoretically could catch fire.
"Even when you make a mistake it's remembered," says Mayer-Schonberger. Theoretically, this might lead to someone with a legitimate academic interest in terrorism and bomb-making techniques being labelled a terrorist by a computer tracking programme.
Furthermore, even a theoretically optimal decision-maker produced by natural selection is still expected to make systematic mistakes (Livnat and Pippenger 2008).
