Examples of using Theoretically in English and their translations into Slovak
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At least theoretically, civil society organisations have the chance to participate in drafting programmes through public consultation and monitoring committees.
Membrane processes will be studied both theoretically and practically for energy consumption reduction
Theoretically, physicists view wormholes as time machines that may open gateways to parallel dimensions.
Theoretically, the country could be comprised of 180 small kingdoms of 30,000 people,
Theoretically, this process could also remove copyright protection from a disc,
Theoretically, this process could increase electrical energy within the stem cells three
Theoretically, it might be possible to persuade the EU to postpone Brexit
But a pope theoretically might instruct priests to celebrate Mass no longer in vestments
It is theoretically possible to rig the aircraft with the missile system in some primitive,
That means he could theoretically impregnate every woman on earth in just one go!
Suzuka was also not bad even though it is not theoretically good for us.
Theoretically to talk about literature, but in fact nearly
They are theoretically proficient with the necessary time of practice
However, theoretically, the old female must be resistant to the poison of the conqueror,
Theoretically, this process could also remove copyright protections from a disc,
Theoretically, it could also be the production of other products such as resin,
Theoretically, this could lead to the fact that Poland will lose its right to vote in the EU.
If somebody were doing this to their liver with alcohol they could theoretically wipe out all the liver cells and they would be in liver failure.
For example, any existing general-purpose computer is theoretically able to emulate,
The theoretically oriented projects primarily deal with modeling of complex physical phenomena arising from the interaction of radiation with matter under extreme conditions.