notionally

基本解釋

A process notionally has one or more threads, which share memory.
從理論上講，一個(gè)進(jìn)程可以擁有一個(gè)或多個(gè)線程；這些線程可以共享內(nèi)存。
Notionally, Britain remains committed to slashing its carbon emissions by 80% in 2050, compared with 1990 levels.
理論上，英國仍在致力于到2050年將碳排放減少相當(dāng)于1990年的水平的80%。
This iPad 2 we would notionally have expected to be announced in January 2011, a year after the first device hit, and we still expect this to be the case.
iPad2理論上被預(yù)期在2011年的1月來公布，正好是第一部設(shè)備公布的一周年。而我們期望事情會(huì)按照預(yù)期的發(fā)生。

These slips even in front of a notionally allied audience need to be avoided.
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Other forces, notionally under the new Hamas government's orders, stayed largely loyal to their Fatah commanders.
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