hypothetic उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. "The boy has lots of congenital diseases, including congenital heart disease, and there is a hypothetic possibility that his fall was not accidental, " the doctor said.
2. This hypothetic scenario, described in recent congressional testimony by a retired three-star Army general, makes U . S . planners nervous _ because the threat isn't science fiction.
3. National Nuclear Energy Agency predicted that Indonesia has 70, 000 tonnes of uranium reserves ( from hypothetic category to definite category ) and 170, 000 tonnes thorium reserves ( all in hypothetic category ).
4. National Nuclear Energy Agency predicted that Indonesia has 70, 000 tonnes of uranium reserves ( from hypothetic category to definite category ) and 170, 000 tonnes thorium reserves ( all in hypothetic category ).
5. These hypothetic states involve goals, plans, partial solutions, hypothetical states of the agent's beliefs, etc . It is evident, that deliberative process may become considerably complex and hardware killing.
6. At that time the idea of rebuilding of the church appeared, but the project was completed only in 1997, providing the restoration in the hypothetic ancient Rus style, which was made in 1997-1998.
7. I do know that monopole magnets are just hypothetic, so I wonder rather if there is a possibility to " wrap " a pole inside another or possibly balance the poles, so it's 100 % controllable?
8. Marge becomes an instant success, although Tom Clancy and Thomas Pynchon do not want to supply praise blurbs for the novel and Clancy is surprised when his hypothetic, rejected idea of praise is taken as a sincere endorsement of Marge's work.
9. Not even a dictionary definition ( do a search at any online resource )-it appears to be a hoax derivative of " hypothetic "-there is a claim within the article that this " word " is the antithesis of same.
10. Indeed, the position of a rigid body can be viewed as a hypothetic translation and rotation ( roto-translation ) of the body starting from a hypothetic reference position ( not necessarily coinciding with a position actually taken by the body during its motion ).