1
As to protection, it is varied enough in all conscience, and always theoretically perfect.
2
The curious may calculate the proper quantity of each that would make a theoretically perfect dietary.
3
Its inauguration must not be compared with that of French gradation, which, though theoretically perfect, is practically absurd.
4
It is now no longer possible to accept Mill's declaration as theoretically perfect and then to dismiss it as wholly impracticable.
5
They are the theoretically perfect tools for removing the last eighteen or twenty inches of soil in a four or five-foot drain.
6
He could not but wonder where Admiral Selwyn obtained his information, knowing that a theoretically perfect heat engine would only give 23 per cent.