Whoever is elected would theoretically serve out the rest of Mr. Barak's four-year term, but Mr. Netanyahu has suggested that no government will last that long.
Now that it's easier for folks to share their photo spheres, Google can now theoretically serve up on-the-ground views of any (human-accessible) location in the new Google Maps.
Facebook could theoretically serve you an advertisement like this directly on your phone—"You and your good friend John are a block away from each other, you both like Pizza and its lunch time, go to Pizza Hut together and save $5 on your order"—of course with less words and more pretty pictures.
Virtual reality has its issues when it comes to traversing space and a device like the Omni could theoretically serve as a solution, but there's still a long way to go before the tech is ready for the average VR consumer, a niche that's already pretty focused compared to the average regular consumer.
The modern state, ranging from those in the capitalist societies, to more ominous ones among dystopian 'totalitarian' states, has the 'integrative mechanisms' to shape and re-shape society for the fulfillment of systemic objectives, theoretically serving the national interest.
This compound, which contains an activated D-arabinose that could theoretically serve as a donor, was identified as a partially saturated β-D-arabinosyl-1-monophospho-octahydroheptaprenol (Wolucka and Hoffmann, 1994).
Add-on testing can theoretically serve a useful purpose in allowing for thoughtful ordering of additional testing based on initial laboratory test results or other clinical data.
69 Therefore, the administration of exogenous amino acids may theoretically serve as a protein-sparing metabolic fuel by providing substrates for both muscle metabolism and gluconeogenesis.
Our results suggest that Ang-1 is an important regulator of angiogenesis and vascular permeability and thus indicate that Ang-1 could theoretically serve as an anti-angiogenic agent in the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer.
Peroxidase is by far the most important antioxidant enzyme in the OP cavity, and as such theoretically serves as the first line of anticarcinogenic defense against free radical-induced OP cancer.
