theoretically sound

Such techniques, though theoretically sound, have been far beyond the reach of technology.

While theoretically sound, that practice has become increasingly difficult.

The emphasis of teaching is to provide theoretically sound and practice-orientated training.

Project English aims to be both theoretically sound and pedagogically useful.

Though theoretically sound, this is not standard practice.

Although the plan was theoretically sound, it was ineffective in stimulating economic growth.

The first criticism is that, although key settlement policies are theoretically sound, they have been poorly implemented in practice.

"It was theoretically sound," I replied, "but you never really know about theories until you try them out."

The method aids recipe design and provides new possible food combinations, which are theoretically sound on the basis of their flavor.

According to most criminologists who speak of a broader "backlash", the broken windows theory is not theoretically sound.

Although this is theoretically sound, it is not usually possible to simply mitigate a threat without other implications to the continued operation of the system.

This club is open to all those interested in the development and application of theoretically sound ideas in the construction of computer systems.

Such analysis provides is with a relatively precise, and theoretically sound methodology for dealing with perceivable changes in character.

"By no means is his work theoretically sound," Heisenberg said, as if he were accusing the other physicist of embezzle- ment.

There has not been shown any theoretically sound justification for using a logarithmic reduction factor other than the fact that it produces a smooth reduction.

Flowerdew (1988) developed a theoretically sound and very general statistical approach using Poisson regression which incorporated an additional binary variable.

While the arguments are theoretically sound (i.e., they accord with Marshall's basic intuition), in each case the supporting empirical evidence has been found to be unconvincing.

The six Democratic commissioners appointed by the Congressional leadership filed a separate section in which they called the Bush proposals "neither theoretically sound nor politically realistic."

The basic premise of teleportation - made famous in TVÕs "Star Trek" - is theoretically sound.

His conclusion was theoretically sound but inapplicable to the case in point, though 20 years later Hans Bethe confirmed the phenomenon and named it "Delbrück scattering".

It is recommended that practitioners adhere to several guiding principles in order to ensure that XBA procedures are psychometrically and theoretically sound.

The UNIQUe quality label is a unique concept of quality improvement which is theoretically sound and at the same time is meeting the expectations of practice.

Sociology: The purpose of the programme is to endow students with the necessary methodological and theoretical knowledge that makes them able to conduct theoretically sound empirical research on the field of sociology.

I have always had a coach's eye and have been able to pick up what is very useful; some of the stuff that theoretically sounds great doesn't function between the lines when you're playing the game.

The arguments are theoretically sound ones - members of Al Qaeda and the Taliban are not party to the Geneva Convention and their own conduct violates many of its basic demands.