Sentence examples for theory producing from inspiring English sources

Because Agassi plans to buy only "clean" electricity, from wind and solar farms, Better Place customers will be, in theory, producing nearly zero emissions.

Females allocate sex in line with the predictions of local mate competition (LMC) theory, producing a very female-biased sex ratio when ovipositing alone [ 6, 7].

That should in theory produce an explosive combination.

So you could, in theory, produce some films with clever cuts just like the ones you see in the movies.

In REGO, this theory produced the "reinvention lab," in which government employees are free to come up with ways to streamline their agency's delivery of services.

"The theory produces a good deal but hardly brings us closer to the secret of the Old One," Einstein wrote in late 1926.

According to a 2007 geothermal report financed by the Energy Department, advanced geothermal power could in theory produce as much as 60,000 times the nation's annual energy usage.

The fact that these waves have been found could lead to the verification of another theory produced by Alan Guth in 1980.

But its genomes still hold thousands of Chinese genes that could, at least in theory, produce undesirable traits as the trees age.

Written and directed by Emily Abt; director of photography, Alan Jacobsen; edited by Jeff Marcello; music by Force Theory; produced by Ms. Abt and Susan Leber; released by Strand Releasing.

True, applying the higher tax rates of 1979 to 1996 incomes would in theory produce even more tax from the rich.