Examples of using Theoretically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Theoretically, yes.
Anything's theoretically possible.
Theoretically you are right but practically you are wrong.
You are certain? You can do it?- Theoretically, yes.
Itplays, theoretically, When they did that.
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It has been established that time travel theoretically is possible.
Theoretically, centrism is amorphous and eclectic;
Gantz is the only game-changer- theoretically, of course- in sight.
Theoretically, a computer could invent or create something.
Where they JUST discovered that time travel was theoretically possible.
Reverend Walsh theoretically could be telling the truth.
NSFNET's transmission linesare 10 times faster than ARPANET theoretically.
Theoretically, he could have been electrocuted someplace else.
And this matching particle could theoretically be created in a Particle Accelerator.
So, theoretically, if I were to flash, I would just ignore it.
While it may seem easy to apply theoretically, it is quite challenging for others.
Theoretically, we can inject ourselves with her bone marrow.
It affects electronics, not structures or people,or at least not theoretically.
Skeptic: Theoretically, you are right, but I don't see it happening.
It's an antimolecular compound, and theoretically, it should eat through anything.
Theoretically, a single ATACM could wipe out an entire company of tanks.
Like, dinosaurs turned into birds"theoretically," or theory of relativity"theoretically?"?
Theoretically, it could give the bearer the power of transformation.
The fact that it theoretically should work doesn't make it any less stupid.
Theoretically, in terms of operation, these discs have virtually no drawbacks.
This concept was theoretically developed in the US primarily, but it has not yet been implemented.
Well, theoretically, it could increase the toxicity and…- But we're not wrong.- Don't.
Theoretically, whenever computers share resources with client machines they are considered servers.
Theoretically, it could trigger an individual to execute a prerecorded series of noncognitive actions.
Theoretically, this formula is sound, But the serum is triggering a mutation Because something is missing.