Sentence examples for theoretically the most from inspiring English sources

These tenders are scheduled for 2013 – theoretically the most difficult year to come.

Through MEA we show that the third method is theoretically the most accurate.

This process requires only simple equipment and is theoretically the most time and energy saving process for curing epoxy adhesive.

Among these methods, the stochastic-process-based method is theoretically the most rigorous but also computationally the most expensive.

It makes Arsenal's ground theoretically the most valuable naming-rights property in English sport (venues such as Wembley or Wimbledon being unlikely ever to cash in).

Solar energy is an important alternative energy source to fossil fuels and theoretically the most available energy source on the earth.

The program would theoretically have the most impact by focusing on young administrators who could pass on the math instructional methods to teachers for the length of a full career.

Theoretically speaking, the most challenging problem might be the lack of energy conservation for all the existing models employing the spectral decomposition of the stress or strain tensor and the associated positive/negative projection operators (Carol and Willam, 1996).

As a result, Tuesday night's Superstar Shake-up should theoretically be the most important shake-up yet.

Then again, the invite should theoretically be the most up to date of all the materials that have made the rounds.

We derive theoretically that the most efficient CRS approach is to place progressively more points on rings of larger radius, with the number of points growing linearly with the radius, a method that we call linearly increasing CRS (LCRS).