theoretic (Meaning)

Wordnet

theoretic (a)

concerned primarily with theories or hypotheses rather than practical considerations

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Alt. of Theoretical

The theoretic framework of quantum mechanics provides a profound understanding of the nature of matter and energy.
The theoretic principles of relativity have revolutionized our concept of space and time.
The theoretic analysis of fluid dynamics has practical applications in engineering and medicine.
The theoretic underpinnings of computer science form the basis for modern information technology.
Theoretic models are invaluable tools for predicting the behavior of complex systems.
The theoretic framework of economics provides insights into the functioning of markets and economies.
Theoretic linguistics explores the fundamental properties of human language.
The theoretic foundations of probability and statistics are essential for data analysis and modeling.
Theoretic research in artificial intelligence aims to develop intelligent systems that can solve complex problems.
The theoretic insights gained from mathematical modeling have transformative potential in various disciplines.

concerned primarily with theories or hypotheses rather than practical considerationsAlt. of Theoretical

conjectural, speculative,hypothetical, conceptual,academical, abstract, academic, moot, untested, intellectual

factual, clinical,actual, real, practical, actual, practical, clinical, factual, real

The theoretic framework of quantum mechanics provides a profound understanding of the nature of matter and energy.

The theoretic principles of relativity have revolutionized our concept of space and time.

The theoretic analysis of fluid dynamics has practical applications in engineering and medicine.

The theoretic underpinnings of computer science form the basis for modern information technology.