theoretical
సైద్ధాంతిక
definition
adjective
a theoretical physicist
concerned with or involving the theory of a subject or area of study rather than its practical application.
translation of 'theoretical '
అనుభవం వల్ల పొందని,
ప్రపంచ జ్ఞానం లోపమైన
example
The PR guy said she was tipped as one of the most brilliant 'theoretical' physicists of her generation.
This point is most clear in the area of 'theoretical' science, though it has much broader application.
His careful study of military affairs had been as much 'theoretical' as practical.
HNDs are much more vocational than degrees and can often be more practical rather than 'theoretical' .
To do this it is helpful to detail briefly the 'theoretical' framework within which these questions were grounded.
Oskar Klein died in Stockholm, one of the finest 'theoretical' physicists of the twentieth century.
Studies up to that point were entirely 'theoretical' and lacked any real practical application.
Yet this trend raises a number of important issues, both 'theoretical' and practical.
There is a strong 'theoretical' and practical case for free trade and the economic benefits it brings.
It takes real guts to stop being just a critic of the system and come up with solutions, both practical and 'theoretical' .
For Marx the unity of theory and practice meant the resolution of 'theoretical' problems by practical activity.
I guess I'm interested in this question more from a 'theoretical' than practical standpoint.
His basic research laid the foundation for many later 'theoretical' and practical developments.
Wilson's essay is desperately keen to convey her 'theoretical' vision of the world.
The session included experience-based, 'theoretical' , and practical aspects.
In 'theoretical' science, we have no reason to suppose that we are ever talking about anything.
Galen believed that medicine required both practical and 'theoretical' elements.
These books will be exemplars of empirical study and 'theoretical' understanding.
In addition to the 'theoretical' course, he had four years' experience working with horses.
It is clear that Laurent was a good engineer, putting his deep 'theoretical' knowledge to good practical use.
However he was also very active in applications of mathematics to 'theoretical' physics.
Another area of mathematics that is full of rough estimates is 'theoretical' computer science.
This is not to suggest that research is entirely dictated by 'theoretical' concerns.
Then he could acquire the practical skills to go with his 'theoretical' knowledge.
Zhukovskii was concerned both with 'theoretical' and with experimental aspects of the subject.
How wonderful it would be if all 'theoretical' conclusion equated with the practical reality.
This is, of course, a 'theoretical' calculation, but one which graphically illustrates the point.
The preceding chapters have been concerned with the 'theoretical' sciences.
Moreover the concern is an intensely practical one, rather than 'theoretical' .
Now the lost work is regarded as a masterpiece with a 'theoretical' value of £300,000.
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