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All this activity can, at least in theory, take place out of sight of the reader.

Or, in theory, he could have decided that it was too dangerous to tinker and that the system would eventually correct itself.

In theory, Whitehall officials and ministers back in London oversaw the empire.

In theory the presence of a little bit of pixel structure should also contribute to a slightly sharper picture.

In theory, as the owners of the company, shareholders should be able to keep executives under control.

The question, then is whether the IMF's new facility is as good in practice as it seems to be in theory.

The peace plan, in theory, is now being rolled out, with pledges of social justice, greater press freedom and political reform.

It seems to be hardly balanced compromise between price reduction strategy and brand loyalty in theory.

A few years ago it began to register migrant workers, allowing them, in theory at least, to access healthcare.

But it seems to me an excellent scheme in theory, though in practice it may not make a jot of difference.

Strange but true: the trees in American backyards may be worth far more than the cars in the front drive, at least in theory.

The advantages of this algorithm are simple in theory, easy to accomplish, widely used, and without any manual assistance.

In theory, both are binary compatible, but now is up to the Ruby code for some libraries how is going to interact with that.

When Bretton Woods broke down and the last link to gold was severed, there was in theory nothing to stop governments from creating money.

You're not pursuing pie in the sky. You're aiming for a cake that in theory at least, you can both have. . . and eat.

You know this in theory, but I'm betting you don't apply it as often as you should.

In theory a newspaper could ask its readers to sign up for a two-year electronic subscription, say, and subsidise the cost of a tablet.

We're talking a bit of science fiction now, but in theory there's nothing that stops you going out (into space).

Don't get me wrong, it is entirely possible, at least in theory, to do all of these things in a REST-style service.

To understand intangible heritage from cultural capital scope is to be provided with important significance in theory and in reality.

In theory, the bank has no liability for losses on these products; in practice, it can come under pressure to atone for defaults.

In theory, the Bank of England should be able to reverse these adverse trends by buying assets on a fairly modest scale.

In theory this limits risks because bill financing tends to be short-term and can be easily transferred to another bank.

In theory, Ben Bernanke, Henry Paulson and Tim Geithner were as well prepared as anyone for this sort of event.

Although, broadly said, tourism festivals belong to a part of festivals, but there are many differences between them in theory.

We'll check each of these out to see how they can handle our microformat example, at least in theory.

In theory at least, RIM should have no problem fending off the interloper.

Whether or not the claim is proven, Google has the infrastructure to back it up, in theory at least.

Either outcome is possible in theory, but skepticism is usually the best response in practice.

Second, if democracy is to work, it depends in theory, at least, upon a populace that will vote on issues.

In theory, there is no limit to how many machines or how much information you can extract in this fashion.

a. In theory (and often in practice) this was an aristocracy of service, in which position was determined by the emperor.

However, China's relevant laws and regulations are not clear enough to understand or operate both in theory and practice.

In theory executable UML could have been a very effective way to get from design to code with seamless ness all the way down.

In theory, I should be ecstatic about all the choices available; I no longer have to put up with bad service or shoddy goods.

He is less inclined to worship the United States, but he could not understand in theory, has no satisfactory answer.

In theory, regulators could prevent that outflow, if they were willing to clamp down on the unregulated world in a coordinated way.

In theory it's feasible to clone a child to harvest organs, but in practice it would be psychologically harmful to the child.

Subsequently, mathematicians proved the point in theory and the physicist Huygens invented the pendulum clock on the basis of this theory.

In theory, these lands might have been traded back for the peace the Arabs had withheld since Israel's founding.

It would be possible, in theory at least, for candidates to campaign only in the 12 most populous states and win the presidency.

The problem is to save. In theory, you could take the extra payments, invest them wisely, and get a slightly better return.

In theory, the doctor would not have to be in the same room, or even the same country, as the patient.

In theory an ordinary star produces this effect, although attempts to measure it around the Sun have produced no clear results.

Because even if it is fitted with the current intervention price , the right of the line, in theory, up to a loss of 20%.

Such an "internal devaluation" is possible in theory, but it is unusual (and painful) in practice.

Up to Rmb500bn of shares could, in theory, start to be traded over the course of this year.

The banks could have issued new shares at a bigger discount without, at least in theory, damaging their shareholders.

Einstein was the fast to show in theory how the energy of the atom might be released.

It shows in theory that the frequency domain sounding in near zone of the line current source is possible.

"So that means, in theory at least, you can improve your ability to do something simply by selecting the right time of day to do it. "

If Indians abide by the treaty, then in theory at least they cannot be misbehaving.

Some of these arguments might in theory be solvable under the 1982 United Nations Convention of the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).

In theory banks have until 2019 to raise this amount, and much of it could come from profits over the next few years.

In theory, both of these pages could return the same set of results and therefore a duplicate page would be seen.

It is important to understand that even in theory the payment of the worker is not determined by the value of his product.

In theory, being able to withdraw money from a pension scheme may persuade employees to contribute to it in the first place.

Therefore, an in-depth study of these signals is of vital importance both in theory and applications.

It has been the minimising of change, even the kind that should, in theory, come easily when a government has a clear mandate.

In theory, you could change the frequency of these devices quite rapidly, making the signals very hard for enemies to intercept or jam.

To which we can only reply : All this sounds great in theory.

In theory, I agree with you, but I feel that your ideas would not work in practice.

The law was updated in 1969, leaving the local monopolies in place but opening up the profession, in theory at least, to non-Germans.

Chris Coyne and I attempt to highlight Rothbard's contributions to the economic analysis of socialism in theory and in practice here.

In theory, there should be little difference between shares listed on two or more stock exchanges.

Is dynamic or static web site: in theory, dynamic website not too easy to search, static page relative.

In theory, this was to become a new recommendation economy, an algorithmic form of word of mouth.

Chinese acquisitions: China buys up the world | The Economist IN THEORY, the ownership of a business in a capitalist economy is irrelevant.

In theory, the mammals could be used to drag explosives up to enemy ships, while leaving friendly boats unharmed.

In theory, planetary dust could block out UV rays, but the dust was bound up in the creation of those young planets.

Like his predecessor, Henry Paulson, Geithner seems to be more popular with investors in theory than in practice.

That technique is egg-freezing, and in theory it could allow a woman to stop her biological clock for a decade or more.

Philosophers argue about whether or not such a creature could exist in theory, and on the whole they are pretty undecided about it.

in theory , at least , the government continues office only so long as it commands the support of a majority of the legislature.

In theory, it is uniform and has a reasonable proportion as well between its internal value and its external value for a company.

Moreover, I wish to discuss the subject not only in theory but in relation to a set of practices in late antiquity.

In theory, an initiative can only deal with constitutional matters, but in practice they have been held on a variety of issues.

Knowledge and specialization do not mean theoretical training. The current law education is not theory-dominated, but lacking in theory.

None of the event limits specifies snow storms, which means that the exposure to snowstorm losses is in theory unlimited.

While per-process filesystem namespaces were very useful in theory, in practice the complete isolation between them was too restrictive.

In theory, it can move so fast that ripples on the surface are no longer able to escape back upstream.

And, in theory the scope is unlimited; the Bank of England ran out of resources in 1992, but the SNB can create francs without number.

The author hopes that this paper can provide inspiration for advertising translation in theory and practice.

And no one in a position to act has proposed a realistic way out of this debt, not even in theory.

In theory, it is always a guide for the proletarian to fight, and a key to further understand the theory.

In theory, this could come from minerals, but exploiting these requires big investment that it might be hard to finance now.

In theory, at least. Global markets' fixation with China's every move in managing its reserves will not fade away so easily.

In theory, we could attempt to match the corners of the tab images with a portion of the background behind them.

As an important matter in private international law, proof of foreign law deserves to be discussed in theory as well as on practice.

And in theory China could always suspend convertibility back into dollars, though the chances of that must be minimal.

As an important matter in private international law, proof of foreign law deserves to be discussed in theory as well as on practice.

And in theory China could always suspend convertibility back into dollars, though the chances of that must be minimal.

In theory this machine could be converted to run on a different fuel, although in practice this would be expensive.

In theory, shareholders should earn the best returns over the long term provided profits keep growing.

In theory, Eichengreen insists, the renminbi's rise as a global currency is no less implausible than was the dollar's around 1920.

Secondly, it makes quantized analysis, in theory and by case study, of the loan paying capability of our colleges and universities.

In theory, there should be a measurement of the quantum memory that would yield the same result as the measurement done on the particle.

Demonstrates in theory the feasibility of generating the traveling wave used for linear traveling wave ultrasonic motors.

Zen was opposed to language in theory and had to use language in practice as well. So, the contradiction put Zen in a dilemma.

In theory, the URL could also include the name of a controller and any optional parameters the controller might need.

In theory, the URL could also include the name of a controller and any optional parameters the controller might need.

He never developed his ideas in theory, one can draw in broad strokes what his main concerns and the solutions he advocated.

In theory, expenditure taxes are better than income taxes, since they do not punish saving.

In theory, the number of Chinese in the transformation of newspapers and periodicals industry still have active combine to form a time.

The judgment of that "the philosophy of Communist Party is the philosophy of struggle" varies from the dialectics in theory.

I failed to see the species at all in 2 weeks in Jiangxi Province, including 4 days at Poyang where it should, in theory, be numerous.

Shareholders may now, at least in theory, pursue class-action suits against the country's biggest companies.

In theory, an influx of investors looking to hold stocks for the long run should drive up prices and smooth out volatility.

In theory - and increasingly in practice - much of this manure could be used to generate biogas and subsequently electricity.

This work suggests, in theory at least, that IVF laboratories could unwittingly create transgenic humans.

To see how the holonic approach encompasses much of what we already know in theory.

This paper studies the cause and result affecting consumer trust in C2C E-commerce and is of great significance in theory and practice.

Freedom of expression, at least in theory, is something everyone is entitled to regardless of their status.

Commodities diversify portfolios: in theory, at least, price moves are uncorrelated to shares and bonds.

So by pre-planning the time you want to conceive, you should be able to decide the gender of your baby, or in theory anyway.

His appearance in the Supreme Court was the first stage in an uncertain process that could, in theory, end with his suspension.

In decades past, the ratio of buy ratings to sell ratings had not been this lopsided, and in theory it should be roughly 50-50.

But the next cycle will see aligned, then anti-aligned fields, in theory amplifying the effects of the storms as they hit.

Not the least of which is trying to pinpoint the moon age, we could do this in theory by studying the impact crater.

RAZ: So in theory, you could work on a patient for a few hours.

The CPCs three-generation leading groups have contributed greatly to Marxism in terms of the inter-party relations in theory and practice.

In theory, it should be much easier for a central bank to drive its currency down than to push it up.

In theory, at least, the hands of your clock can tick in both directions.

In theory at least, big trade accords are in the works with India, the Mercosur group, Canada, Malaysia and Singapore.

In theory, she'll more than make up for it by getting me a better deal, a bigger advance.

In theory at least, this should bid up the value of nonmilitary methods of protecting U. S. interests overseas.

In theory, there seems to be no problem in supplying this amount of water.

The theory of modularization can give us a persuasive explanation about this issue in theory and we analyse it in this paper.

In theory it would be a simple matter to connect to the remote server and test for a 4xx or 5xx response code.

As one of the main three contents of financial management in the listed company, cash dividend policy was debated all along in theory.

In theory, Beijing would like a bigger say, but it has not yet convincingly articulated how it would use any greater influence.

In theory, such a scheme could be managed by Safe alone, provided it first secured the blessing of China's State Council.

Policyholder disclosure obligation is the most controversial and difficult rule to understand in theory and the judicial practice.

in theory , then , any criticism can be construed to be a violation of the markers.

In theory, having elected politicians wrest power from the bureaucratic shadows ought to be a good thing.

"But in theory they might just define part of the information covered by such research as a state secret. "

It's true for both men and women, and in theory it all adds up to winning a contract, winning a promotion, winning the quarter.

All good in theory, but do not expect much of a threat to America's green (in fact, pink) card.

In theory, though, this is all easy enough to sort out.

Now, in theory , a great deal of various popular theories of management and marketing has accelerative come into China.

In theory a small brake pad will exert as much braking force as a large one of greater surface area.

In theory at least, a memcapacitor could store data without dissipating any energy at all.

In theory at least, pure hydrogen would be ideal 'clean fuel.

In theory, it might be brought virtually to a stop, although it's hard to know what you'd do then.

In theory, then, the heat generated by the nanoparticles kills the cancer cells, while not affecting nearby healthy tissue.

In theory, losing weight is quite simple -- just eat less and exercise more -- but of course, putting it into practice can be complicated.

The same techniques however can in theory be applied to any combination of aircraft modeled in the game.

So in theory, once the Java application and its JVM have been closed, all allocated memory will be returned to the operating system.

In theory, for instance, you should allocate shares through auctions. But if fishermen do not agree to a new system, it will not work.

In theory, it could be exported to the LME immediately, with the only restriction being the shipping time.

Silverstein can in theory press ahead with the building of the Rogers and Foster towers, but in practice he is out of cash.

Most affected animals have normal intelligence and mildly affected animals can, in theory, live out a normal lifespan.

But a more pressing purpose is to provide the tools for active involvement in theory development.

In the internet age, at least in theory, this fraction can be much reduced.

B. it is possible to build an acoustic cloak in theory but far from reality.

In theory, the compactor slides all the live objects together to one end of the heap, leaving a single contiguous block of free space.

In theory, the moving version of the product might be used in computer and television screens.

"By 2015, if all the rail expansion comes on time, China should solve the logistics bottleneck, at least in theory. "

Disclosing the pay of a few bankers, who in theory will remain anonymous, is an irrelevance, except perhaps for them.

Up to now, compared with the disputations in theory, the results of experience study are various.

In theory, the girls are supposed to like the love scenes, with the boys captivated by the battle stuff.

The magnitude of the induced thermo-acoustic signal has been estimated in theory and the system's safety has been evaluated as well. 2.

Chinese corporate system seemed on more mature level in theory until it recognized by the Company Law.

And the system can send the signal in code division multiplexing mode in theory, so it has a certain expansion of capacity.

The punitive damages in product liability is always a question being full of disputes in theory and reality.

National associations would, in theory, have to cover the wages and pay the cost of treatment for players injured on international duty.

In theory, the first step toward producing a millisecond pulsar is the formation of a neutron star when a massive star goes supernova.

In theory, when you finally run out of body fat, protein and carbohydrates, your body runs out of energy and stops functioning.

This is one of the few examples of a fundamental particle being predicted in theory and later discovered by experiment.

As long as these assets remain out of commission, the output they would have produced is, in theory, lost.

In theory , such systems could be constructed by stringing together more of the components used in today's large systems .

No one else can use certificates or impersonate yours, at least in theory.

In theory, if joint liability was designed properly, errant countries would be stopped from going on a bender at other Europeans' expense.

To this end, the article which makes study on operational risks in commercial banks is of great significance both in theory and in practice.

Tibetan Gazelles are protected -- in theory at least -- by the Chinese government while Bharals are relatively common.

As a new topic of research on Industrial Investment Fund in Chongqing, it has great necessity and significance both in theory and practice.

Any client holding a representation of a resource, in theory, should have enough information to manipulate the underlying resource.

Desire and belief are acknowledged to be pivotal in theory of mind, or children's understanding of their own and others' mental states.

In theory Britain's home secretary designates an area in which police may use stop-and-search powers for up to 28 days.

In theory, political parties could provide the cohesive force to balance the centrifugal influences of a fragmented committee system.

From next month, in theory, it will be possible to have tender offers for less than 100 per cent of a company.

In theory then, global warming might allow these vectors to spread into areas they weren't previously able to colonise.

In theory a student could earn up to $2, 000 a year.

In theory, the service could scale infinitely in a matter of minutes, only paying "as you go" .

Undoubtedly, the developments and applications of two-photon fluorescence probes are significantly meaningful in theory and practice.

Requirements and the accuracy of pressure element were analyzed in theory, and the experimental results tallies basically with it.

Ever since the birth of Dolly the sheep, scientists knew that adult cells could, in theory, turn into embryonic stem cells.

Indeed, China has, in theory at least, the most leeway to stimulate domestic demand and imports.

Through the test and comparison of case history, the new method is confirmed to be reasonable in theory and practical in practice.

In theory, you can create up to 8192 zones; however, they are determined by other constraints on the system.

However, in theory exploration, opinions about its gist, relationship and form of realization are still divergent.

Chapter 2 will outline the relationship between the balance of payment, foreign exchange reserve and the amount of money supply in theory.

In theory, Clinton is a mixture of economics, Keynesian, monetary, and supply of school and school of a mixture of rational expectations.

Regardless of this proposition, should not be disputed in theory and reality, but has been achieved mutual recognition.

The conflict of international civil and commercial jurisdiction is a very important issue in theory as well as in practice.

Career managers run the company for you -- in theory.

Cooling the water in the path of a storm could slow its rotation or even stop a gathering storm in its tracks. In theory, anyhow.

We also know, in theory, that same-sex parents are bound to be more accepting of their child's sexuality.

When the price policy followed the national finance, it would be dangerous in practice and had disadvantage in theory.

The possibility of this being true is not far fetched or out-of-this-world in theory.

In theory, He was first concerned about the police system of the West, for the first time he used the word "Jingcha" of the modern meaning.

That might be a good idea in theory, but the financial reality could be tough for the government to stomach.

But at least in theory, this type of arrangement can offer some real performance gains.

It might in theory be able to lead a three-party "traffic light" coalition with the Greens and the FDP, but the FDP has ruled this out.

According to the public finance theory, the core of the financial risk and its quantitative in theory can be derived.

The updating transaction may in theory use optimistic or pessimistic transaction locking at the time of update.

Decisions that used to take years will, in theory, take just months or even weeks, with public involvement drastically curtailed.

Better relations with a democratic Indonesia should in theory be possible, particularly if Australia eases its war on terror rhetoric.

I suppose in theory a government could shut down all cell-phone and landline operators and all the Internet service providers.

The feasibility on engineering application of controllability study of mechanical seal is analyzed in theory and practice in this paper.

This has led investors to seek particular strategies that can, in theory at least, produce consistent positive returns.

In theory, the veto means that no country can be coerced into a lousy deal.

In theory, he said this could produce serious problems in the brain.

In theory, I could try to do the whole lot myself, but the work is desperately repetitive and I suspect I would go mad.

In theory, that risk should have been borne by the people best able to carry it.

In theory, Motorola had enormous advantages in mobile phone manufacturing over Nokia, a Finnish company with a tiny domestic market.

These two poles of the organization of moreness exist only in theory because all systems in real life are mixtures of these two extremes.

If love is similarly biochemically based, you should in theory be able to suppress it in a similar way.

In theory, the arguments about the legal nature of maritime lien have never stopped.

With a palette image we try to allocate a new color , if that failed, we choose the closest (in theory ) computed color .

In theory, there's no difference in waking up early or late as long as you get the proper amount of sleep.

When it buys securities, in theory, that should drive up the price and drive down the yield.

As a classical Combinatorial optimization problem, resource-constrained project scheduling problem belongs to NP-Hard puzzle in theory.

Computing: Quantum cryptography is unbreakable in theory. But like any security system, in practice it is only as safe as its weakest link.

It's a great idea in theory, but not so easy to implement in the real world.

In theory, analysing this shower of daughter particles should give away whether or not a Higgs was involved.

Another worry, for the authorities at least, is that, in theory, a BitCoin account cannot be frozen.

Consequently, research on the method is not only of great significance in theory but is believed to have good prospect of application.

The mass of a piece of lead is not changed by melting it in theory.

The idea is sound in theory, but there are evidently still some wrinkles to be ironed out in practice.

This paper studies the condition that structures should be in when hysteretic dampers mitigate seismic action most effectively in theory.

And people seem to buy the idea, at least in theory.

In constructing harmonious society, enough emphasis must be paid to the harmony of industrial relations in theory and practice.

In theory HSBC has the right to increase its stake in BoCom to 40% if regulators approve, but it is far from clear that they would.

The economic analysis of decision making is an important part of the modern insect pest management in theory and practice.

A side effect of this is that in theory you could write Android applications in any other language that compiles down to Java byte code.

In theory, what you do in web logs, you could do in a newsgroups.

This functionality is actually incorporated into a single chip, but the division remains in theory.

is harder to remain radical when richer because you have to ~ up, at least in theory, to giving up what you've got.

But almost none have done so, suggesting that corporate liability in these jurisdictions exists only in theory.

patents themselves also tend to keep prices high, in theory to reward inventors for the introduction of a useful new product.

In theory. In reality, Bank of America turned this "victory" into a slap in the face.

That means, at the same voltage, the ultracapacitor could in theory store up to 15 million times more energy than the capacitor.

Paying into the public scheme should, in theory, mean that foreigners get something back. But in practice, that may be tricky.

In short, this study for the construction of the marine reserve system in theory and methods are a useful exploration and try.

In theory, says McLean, local government should be ideally placed to help CDD projects.

The research of this thesis had great significance in theory and practice for the management of clean-energy generation project.

In theory all this is possible.

Democratic centralism, the organizational principle of the Communist Party of China, should not be denied both in theory and in practice.

Those that continue are, at least in theory, subject to monitoring both at sea and in port.