Sentence examples for theoretically predicting from inspiring English sources

Through theoretically predicting, GaN and ZnO as typical n-type semiconductors would be ideal candidates for room-temperature (RT) DMSs [4].

A framework for theoretically predicting empirical observations, such as optimal impedance loads for steady-state motions, is provided as well as other dynamic considerations such as potential well escape phenomena.

This piece of work is a good example theoretically predicting functionality that can narrow down the search in the sequence space.

Several methods have been developed for theoretically predicting the behavior of dielectric spherical particles, under the influence of a Bessel beam, in the ray optics regime, where the wavelength λ is much smaller than the diameter d of the particle (λ << d), and in the case where λ >> d, for which a dipole model can be assumed.

But by this reckoning, the number of neutrinos was only about a third of the theoretically predicted total.

While being theoretically predicted for almost 20 years, evidence for this signature has been elusive," he said.

Thus, from the size of an animal's neocortex, the frontal lobe in particular, you could theoretically predict the group size for that animal.

This pattern of segregation corresponds in all details to the theoretically predicted pattern of segregation of the genetic material implied by the fundamental genetic laws (see heredity).

A limit cycle occurs as theoretically predicted.

The filtered accelerations follow closely the theoretically predicted response.

Theoretically predicted flexural properties were conferred with the experimental findings.