theoretically capable

Frequency: 5.02.1 per million words

Describes having the ability or potential to do something in theory, though perhaps not in practice.

theoreticallytheoretically + ADJECTIVE

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capable

Examples (10)

  • A new AI model is theoretically capable of solving complex mathematical problems.
  • Given enough resources, the system is theoretically capable of processing all the data.
  • She is theoretically capable of running a marathon, but her training is incomplete.
  • While theoretically capable of flight, the prototype still has many practical challenges.
  • Any advanced civilization would be theoretically capable of interstellar travel.
  • The human brain is theoretically capable of storing an immense amount of information.
  • Although theoretically capable of self-repair, the robot requires manual intervention for now.
  • With the right programming, the quantum computer will be theoretically capable of breaking current encryption.
  • He's theoretically capable of achieving top grades, but lacks motivation.
  • The proposed solution is theoretically capable of addressing the issue, but its implementation is difficult.