Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The theoretical part of a science or an art.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The speculative parts of a science.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun The speculative part of a science; speculation.
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- noun sciences The
theoretical part of ascience .
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Examples
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We can certainly see that this flexibility of the theoretics is convenient, it sure doesn't inspire confidence in its explanatory power.
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We can certainly see that this flexibility of the theoretics is convenient, it sure doesn't inspire confidence in its explanatory power.
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But the optimistic mouthpieces of the great American people, who are themselves deft theoreticians, are not to be convinced by mere theoretics.
THE CLASS STRUGGLE 2010
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You, a master of books, by all the sea-blood in your body should be able to pick up the theoretics of navigation while I snap my fingers.
CHAPTER XLVI 2010
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Joy: I have pointed out many times that science has done all the reduction it can do and still be within the realm of extant valid physical theoretics.
Bird Teeth 2008
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I have pointed out many times that science has done all the reduction it can do and still be within the realm of extant valid physical theoretics.
Bird Teeth 2008
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OOL has yet to establish anything like a cell yielding to natural selection theoretics.
Abusing Science 2008
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He gave us some special insight into whether or not some of the theoretics discussed in the lectures we're actually true as someone who actually lives with that architecture.
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We can describe mechanisms – variation, selection and all the newer mechanisms being documented from the field and described in developing, expanding theoretics.
Aiguy's Computer 2008
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Much of high-end theoretics in particle physics (under the umbrella of RQFT), does grudgingly accept the Aspect falsification of Bell's inequality theorem – thus the actuality of quantum non-locality (a.k.a. entanglement).
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