Examples of 'it theoretically' in a sentence
Meaning of "it theoretically"
it theoretically - This phrase is used when discussing a concept or idea based on theory rather than practical evidence or proven facts
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It theoretically should not be given during pregnancy.
We have studied this transition from a steady bouncing drop to a walker and described it theoretically.
It theoretically eliminates the need for private banks.
Is warp speed just a wacky science fiction device, or is it theoretically possible?
It theoretically gives him control.
Moreover, my goal lies less in formulating it theoretically than in giving it a lasting quality.
It theoretically correlates to the physical damage of the potato cells in the potato flakes.
If Archer inputs your DNA, for a virus to be uploaded . it theoretically creates an opening.
The fact that it theoretically should work does not make it any less stupid.
You're right. If archer Inputs your dna, It theoretically Creates an opening.
There it theoretically linked up with fortifications planned by the Belgians.
If archer Inputs your dna, It theoretically Creates an opening.
It theoretically Creates an opening.
It has a stroke index of 18, making it theoretically the easiest hole of the course.
Well, it theoretically has the potential for that.
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But he's not that kind of a man. Is it theoretically possible, doctor?
Well, it theoretically could be anywhere.
I believe it theoretically is feasible, yes.
It theoretically down goes, does it not.
Well, it theoretically went into effect.
It theoretically Creates an opening . You are right . If archer Inputs your dna.
Is it theoretically better?
Is it theoretically impossible?
Is it theoretically possible, doctor?
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What the future theoretically holds for me
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