Sentence examples for theoretically natural from inspiring English sources

It was his report in 1976 that laid down the idea of a "people's Europe", foreshadowing ideals such as economic and monetary union and common foreign and security policies, which would later alarm theoretically natural allies such as the British Conservatives, but which at the time earned him the sobriquet Mr Europe.

Theoretically natural ventilation models under-predict up to twice lower concentrations of releasing gas and over-predict up to twice higher concentrations compared to the model of passive ventilation.

Theoretically, natural selection could eventually fix these oncogenic disorders (as well as other calorie associated conditions), but hundreds or thousands of generations would be required, and the selection pressure would only have influence on cancers occurring through the period of sexual maturity and reproduction.

But most people find it pre-theoretically natural to assume that even if you should murder in order to prevent thousands of murders, you shouldn't do it in order to prevent just two.

Theoretically, the natural frequencies and damping ratios should be identically estimated by an OMA test and an experimental modal analysis (EMA) test.

The sum of the squared differences function which measures the differences between the experimentally and theoretically predicted natural frequencies of the elastically restrained laminated composite plates is established.

Many of the puzzles of primary concern to Aristotle have proven perennially attractive to philosophers, mathematicians, and theoretically inclined natural scientists.

It might have helped that this was their most natural, theoretically "strongest" starting XI of the season, even if it was the first time they had played together.

Hwang et al. [14] theoretically investigated the natural convection thermal characteristics of Al2O3-water nanofluid in a rectangular cavity heated from below.

Diatom shells are a natural, theoretically unlimited material composed of silicon dioxide, with regular patterns of pores penetrating through their surface.

This technique allows to both analyze a very large number of elements (theoretically almost 70 natural elements of the Periodic Table; more realistically about 40 elements) with very good limits of detection (LODs), sensitivity and accuracy [16] [29].