用hypothetical造句子，“hypothetical”造句

Let's look at a hypothetical example, one without and the other with tooling.

To determine how specific job attributes influenced fourth year medical students' stated preference for hypothetical rural job postings in Ghana.

For example, the questions were designed to find out what level of jealousy resulted in hypothetical situations, such as if their best friend went shopping with someone else.

These updatable views allow you to update certain statistical information to investigate the performance of a hypothetical database, or to update statistics without using the RUNSTATS utility.

In the hypothetical cluster shown in Figure 4, in order to access the MDM Data Stewardship UI, you need to enter a URL, such as the following, in your browser.

To illustrate, Figure 5 shows the state of a hypothetical iterator that can move back one, two, three, or four places, but no more, because that would require accessing the previously visited leaf.

It must be emphasized that these estimates are hypothetical.

Consider a hypothetical case of how this plays a role in effective governance and decision making.

The key point to keep in mind here, however, is that these projects are real, not hypothetical exercises.

However, conceptual attempts to fill it up, most famously with ether as a hypothetical medium, have regularly created more problems than they solved.

While nothing even close has yet made its way to the real world, a number of physicists have studied whether we really could hurtle ourselves through a hypothetical wormhole.

This is a purely hypothetical situation.

As an aid in system understanding, we can create a hypothetical architecture to potentially be discovered in the code.

American corporate customers treated this with understanding, but Japanese customers were horrified to discover that the product specifications were hypothetical, leading to a crisis in trust.

People who sit there and talk about it don't realize that molecules themselves are somewhat hypothetical, and that their interactions are more so, and that the biological reactions are even more so.

This is a hypothetical example of how a new approach might work.

The protocontinent of the Northern Hemisphere, a hypothetical landmass that according to the theory of plate tectonics broke up into North America, Europe, and Asia.

Let us imagine a hypothetical case where we disagree.

Most of us who are actively involved in science today do not worry about a hypothetical paper glut, for the simple reason that we store scientific documents electronically, not on paper.

It's a hypothetical scenario, but similar ones are happening with far too much regularity in ERs across the country.

Then, from the direction of the life cycle of the air conditioning cold and heat source, using 1GWh as a functional unit and a basis of selective plans to measure input and output, a system boundary under simplified and hypothetical conditions and a model frame are built;

The questions are hypothetical, and people may react differently when and if pay walls actually go up.