Theoretically, projects tend to be postponed when the interest rate is high.
Studies on different factors responsible for the photoconversion in these cells need to be carried out and optimized for obtaining the theoretically projected efficiencies of these nanostructured excitonic solar cells.
Though Swanberg's methods are resolutely naturalistic — he films actors on location, in places where any viewer could theoretically go — he projects the micro-crises of daily life with a big-time Hollywood grandeur.
Instead, they each provide an in-depth account of a defined program of research that acts as a platform for theoretically linked research projects.
Though the project could theoretically conclude that paper ballots were the best system, it seemed likelier that it would favor more modern technology.
As a result, Japan has no bombers, no long-range missiles and no aircraft carriers, and, theoretically, no means to project power beyond its own borders.
Because MySQL is open source software - meaning that anybody can get access to the code that underpins it, and can therefore theoretically "fork" a new project spinning off the old one - some have argued that Oracle would gain little from its takeover.
Although revenues generated by the stadium project would theoretically repay this debt, covered by various guarantees from A.E.G., a substantial portion of the bond payments would come from new tax revenues that typically would go to the city's General Fund, which pays for essential services, including police and fire departments.
Several of my robotics colleagues were proud to work on this project because, theoretically, the new A.I.-smart mines could be programmed to, say, avoid blowing up a child's leg.
The project was theoretically informed by the concepts of explanatory models of illness, social suffering, and biographical disruption.
