Sentence examples for theoretically predictable from inspiring English sources
Constrained and unconstrained fibring, being categorial, are universal constructions, and so enjoy well-defined and theoretically predictable formal properties.
The critical load was theoretically predictable by accounting for the elastic energies absorbed by the plate up to core failure.
In this work, a hydraulic operating temperature control of loop heat pipes (LHPs) was proposed to achieve a precise, stable, and theoretically predictable operating temperature control.
It is shown that the measured value of the slope of noise spectral density dependence on the current channel length is 2.7 that is close to the theoretically predictable value 3 within 10% error.
Among them elasto-thermodynamic damping can arise due to the inhomogeneity in stress distribution in a metal matrix composite which is theoretically predictable using the second law of thermodynamics.
The reported results confirm that the dynamics of the distributed systems are favorable, with arrival times converging exponentially to theoretically predictable values regardless of whether or not a set of arrival times exists that, given the machine resources available, results in parts being completed on their due dates.
I can think of legions of companies with stodgy managements and tired business models that invited buyouts because they could theoretically generate predictable cash flows to justify excessive leveraging.
Court systems and regulations work similarly to reduce risks of conducting business by (theoretically) making outcomes more predictable.
16 17 Inappropriate drug dosing may result in pharmacological adverse drug reactions (ADRs; type A), dose-dependent and concentration-dependent, thus being predictable and theoretically preventable.
Nonetheless, when nonprofits suddenly benefit from the capacity enabled by predictable cash flows, theoretically they should be able to focus on their highest value activities -- delivering effective services rather than perfecting their fundraising pitch.
