Примеры theoretically

• Theoretically it should be possible to have the shofar music performed live by a minimum of three shofar players.

• The qualitative agreement seems satisfactory though the span of the rolling-grain region is theoretically overestimated.

• In particular, problems of coexistence and exclusion of competing species have been theoretically investigated using models based on partial and ordinary differential equations.

• That is, all theoretically possible mediators cannot be included in any study, and paths involving not-included variables are thus, in effect, constrained to zero.

• If there were no sons in the house and the heir was the eldest daughter, the marriage resulted, theoretically, in a mere reversal of roles.

• Theoretically, this method works for any type of bounding surfaces.

• Theoretically, however, given that there is plasticity, the fact that there is structural abnormality does not in itself predict functional abnormality.

• Theoretically, unifocalization would help, but is very unlikely to be good enough for long term survival.

• Aggregating at this level might be empirically difficult or expensive, but makes sense theoretically.

• Theoretically there is the challenge of contributing to current debates on how music is perceived, understood and used as an effective means of communication.

• Theoretically, population growth rate could be positively or negatively related to current population size or also be independent of it.

• The functional pressure on the system is also apparent from the gap : one of the 24 theoretically possible forms is missing.

• It is necessary that there be a supernatural if the apparent moral imbalance is to be eliminated theoretically.

• Theoretically, the proof of the partial integrability backs up the role ascribed to meromorphy.

• In some cases, articles are more theoretically focused.