theoretical
IPA: θiɝˈɛtɪkʌɫ
adjective
- Of or relating to theory; abstract; not empirical.
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Examples of "theoretical" in Sentences
- Aristotle is well aware of the limitations of what he calls theoretical wisdom.
- The latest Nobel Prize for work in theoretical chemistry was given in 1998 to Walter
- Might it not happen that what he calls theoretical philosophy seems useless and barren to the
- I don't teach abstract political science with all the, what I call theoretical, conceptual baloney.
- It is largely due to the above-mentioned theorists that general equilibrium theory has become the basic approach in theoretical economic analysis.
- The main theoretical issue is that the conditions that sustain liberal democracy also sustain cooperation because they increase trust and accountability.
- At the other end of the chemical spectrum, physical chemistry, including chemical thermodynamics and kinetics, dominates with 14 prizes, but there has also been 6 prizes in theoretical chemistry.
- Despite being conveyed as purely theoretical, a recent article in the national Canadian newspaper, the Financial Post, referred to the amero, not as a theoretical idea or conspiracy theory, but as a potential reality.
- O'Halloran, have most gravely recorded as authentic narrations the wildest legendary traditions; and more recently, to make confusion doubly confounded, others have built up what they call theoretical histories on these nursery tales.
- Ask your son to ask around to his professors if there are any up-or-down confirmation experiments they know of for planetary energy budget models or for planetary climate models, such as can be and has been designed for questions in theoretical particle physics such as the LHC.
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