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Meanings of theoretic in English
Concerned primarily with theories or hypotheses rather than practical considerations.
Usage of theoretic in English
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We discuss a decision-theoretic approach to building a panel-based, preemptive genotyping program.
2
And it said, All theoretic changes have ended in blood and ennui.
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To the clergy is entrusted the theoretic or scientific instruction of youth.
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The latter task, being of a theoretic nature, was entrusted, in Interior.
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Biventricular repair has theoretic advantages because it establishes normal anatomy and physiology.
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They simply assume that no pragmatist CAN admit a genuinely theoretic interest.
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He had every theoretic qualification, but no ardor, no leap, no inspiration.
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But particular consequences can perfectly well be of a theoretic nature.
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Accordingly they gratify our theoretic need in a supremely beautiful way.
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That is the best God that theoretic philosophy can give us.
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He asked Dr. Lloyd to test experimentally the truth of his theoretic conclusion.
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Every type of style practised among men is either historical, theoretic, or political.
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But here again the theoretic doubt recurs: duplication and coincidence, are they knowledge?
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And what has Christianity added to our theoretic knowledge of morality?
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This period of Tartini's labour is, above all, remarkable for his theoretic researches.
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Social equality there could hardly be; but political and theoretic equality could be acknowledged.
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