Sentence examples for which hypothetically from inspiring English sources

He abolished both in Libya, and replaced them with a set of local people's committees, in which, hypothetically, everyone would participate.

The core program would involve an interdisciplinary approach in which, hypothetically, "Moby-Dick" could be taught both as literature and from a marine biology perspective by different professors.

He would, for instance, be confronted in reality with Einstein's famous "twin paradox," which hypothetically assumes that "a twin brother who takes off on a space journey in which he travels at a sizeable fraction of the speed of light would return to find his earthbound twin either older than he or little more than a dim recollection in the memory of his descendants".

Based on the lead sequence H-FEFQFK-NH2, a new set of peptide hydrogelators was designed including β-homo and d-amino acids, mainly aiming at enhancing proteolytic resistance of the peptides, and which hypothetically allows an extension of the drug release period.

Tony Bacigalupo, founder of co-working space New Work City, took this opportunity for parody a bit further and created a fake slide deck for a fake app called Colors.xxx, which hypothetically lets you share your favorite colors with your friends.

In order to study the importance of Caa cellular localization on the phenotype recovery of Re2428, caa was cloned both as annotated and without the N-terminal signaling peptide, which hypothetically would prevent it from being targeted to the periplasm of R. eutropha.

Lopez will be re-evaluated by doctors Monday, which means hypothetically he could practice that day and play Tuesday.

If the foot responds well, he could be cleared to practice Saturday, which would hypothetically put him on track to play Sunday night, when the Nets host the Milwaukee Bucks.

If audiences went home from Michael Frayn's brilliant play "Copenhagen" thinking about nuclear physics and Heisenberg's uncertainty principle (which are hypothetically its subjects), it's doubtful that the play would have been such a critical and audience hit in London and New York.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Google's Latest Product Sparks Privacy Concerns  |  Google is expected to start selling eyeglasses later this year that offer people information about the world they see, but the glasses, which could hypothetically tell a wearer information about a new acquaintance, raise some concerns about privacy, reports Nick Bilton in The New York Times.

I imagine we'll see smaller networks in the long tail implement Orgoo before any of the big players, such as MySpace, which was hypothetically mocked up in the shots accompanying this post.