Examples of using Can theoretically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The game can theoretically take forever.
The mail account is absolutely confidential, although, of course, it can theoretically be hacked.
Games can theoretically go on forever.
Most people today have access to the Internet andall humiliating information that is stored online can theoretically be accessible forever, by everyone.
The game can theoretically take forever.
According to a chemical idea called the principle of microscopic reversibility, anything that happens,like egg proteins seizing up, can theoretically unhappen if you retrace your steps.
But any dog can theoretically breed with any other dog.
The energy state of an electron within an atom,represented by the electron energy level or shell, can theoretically represent one, two, four, eight, or even 16 bits of data.
We can theoretically attach the synth lung to her pulmonary artery.
As long as the laser weapon has power, it can theoretically fire an unlimited number of shots.
Although Tehran can theoretically break out to produce nuclear weapons within six months or so, it is more inclined to take slow, measured steps to withdraw from the agreement.
He is still a powerful figure in Iranian politics as he heads two of the regime's most powerful bodies: the Expediency Council(which adjudicates disputes over legislation)and the Assembly of Experts(which appoints, and can theoretically replace, the Supreme Leader).
A rich man or woman can theoretically buy influence with their money.
Those who believe that it provides certain benefits are often of the opinion that not having a gap in between cycles is somehow better for their hormonal output,being that they can theoretically keep their testosterone levels more“stable” than they can when dipping in and out of AAS utilisation.
Now our readers can theoretically take the satellite signal, which is broadcast in standard 8K.
The same technique that a VPN provideruses to circumvent the Netflix VPN block can theoretically be used to get around these streaming services as well, however it all comes down to checking on a case-by-case basis.
And if a soldier is wounded, the SMET can theoretically carry the injured trooper to a field hospital all by itself, allowing the rest of the squad to continue on its mission.
The even better news is that the press can theoretically solve some of the problems described above by our Lilliputian elder.
A spacecraft travelling at such speed, can theoretically cross the entire visible universe during the lifetime of the crewmembers, although outside the spacecraft billions of years would have passed.
In the case of individual vitamins and supplements, yes, you can theoretically get too much- but it's tough to do because you would have to take several times the recommended amount over a long period of time.
A person could theoretically love, and maybe many do.
So if you lost your scholarship, it could, theoretically, go to him? Pop couldn't?
But a book with the proper spells-- yeah, it could, theoretically, kill me.
With enough sensors in there, you could theoretically put all possible combinations on the array," he said.
With a conventional engine, the ship could theoretically fit into the design parameters, about 9 thousand tons.
That means he could theoretically impregnate every woman on earth in just one go!
The average person's body could, theoretically, generate 100 watts of electricity(about 2000 food calories per day) using a bio-nano generator.
A pipeline to the east coast could theoretically ease the import burden, although this would depend on the price of competing grades shipped across the Atlantic.
If that's true, and you can soften matter,then doesn't that mean you could theoretically miniaturize an atom?
I believe that what Lucy Bauer is trying to achieve could theoretically affect thousands of people.