Theoretically more interesting, though much more difficult, is the automatic grammatical analysis of texts by computer.
Theoretically, more voters mean a lower cost per vote (now easily about $30).
In the theoretically more sober Senate, the G.O.P.'s rightward shift is arguably even more drastic.
But they did nothing with Charles and Camilla meeting Obama, on which the theoretically more upmarket BBC bulletin went big.
The film has sharpened some of Bernstein's experiences to make his transformation more humbling and therefore, theoretically, more charming.
Over the past decade, as Palestinians and Israelis built theoretically more equable political and economic ties, the average Israeli's income more than doubled.
The problem is created by the fact that it's now theoretically more profitable for Mexican farmers to grow avocados than most other crops.
Low-yield weapons might prove more effective in containing smaller nuclear powers precisely because they are less devastating -- and therefore theoretically more usable, the officials argue.
By the time the department posted the theoretically more secure version of the report on its Web site, it was too late.
At the same time, the new cast of characters in Arab politics is theoretically more free of the constraints of history than the old.
Many of the current scandals have their origins in a 2001 law meant to promote greater federalism and, theoretically, more local accountability.
