Sentence examples for theoretically used from inspiring English sources

A Si ZnS double-layer subwavelength grating is theoretically used as a high-efficient polarizing beam splitter.

Existing lithium-ion batteries have a cathode that contains graphite and polycrystal lithium cobalt oxide with the graphite improving the performance of the cathode but also requiring space that could be theoretically used to store more lithium ions.

Inasmuch as the time interval between receiving of the consequent radar signal is approximately s for the M-sequence UWB radar under consideration, the whole procedure can be theoretically used for a real-time signal processing.

Ras Abu Fontas units 3,4,5,6 have like several existing MSF desalination plants installed in the same period present an available heat transfer surface which could be theoretically used to increase the distillate water capacity of the plant.

Engineered materials like lattice structures can be theoretically used to modify the local material properties and strength with minimization of the mass of components; in practice, several issues are still to be solved in stabilization of additive processes and achieving repeatable structures able to pass qualification procedures.

The method is theoretically used to rotor and one degree of freedom oscillator models with numerical simulation; numerical results show that the maximum amplitude can be reduced by about 15 20% with phase modulation in comparison with the constantly accelerating case.

PIP will assess on theoretically available wheelchairs, and, theoretically, there is a wheelchair I could theoretically use.

All these people theoretically use Dobbs Ferry during the day -- the deli, hardware, dry cleaners and the banks.

But like its sister programs, recipients can theoretically use the money as they wish.

GaleriAmazônica even sells the accompanying darts, so you could theoretically use it to shoot monkeys and tropical birds in your backyard.

As a central bank, the E.C.B. could theoretically use its ability to print money to buy huge amounts of debt from Italy and other countries.