Sentence examples similar to Back possibility from inspiring English sources

The important features of laser bending process include absence of spring-back, possibility of forming at inaccessible areas, creation of complex shapes with different irradiation strategies, possibility of bending brittle materials and the easy control of the process (Wu et al. 2010, Kant and Joshi 2013, Kant and Joshi 2014).

The method is using ASICs of the final design with limited read-back possibilities of internal registers.

He fought back the possibility of a challenge from Mark Willis, a committee member from Maine, who supported Mr. Paul in last year's presidential campaign.

"I commit myself fully to this mission, to give back the possibility of boldness to architecture," he said in his speech.

It also pushes back any possibility of a negotiated settlement between Israelis and Palestinians, risks igniting another intifada and dilutes the United States' message to India and Pakistan that they must desist from escalating tensions.

In the same way patients progress by talking about their traumas, a therapeutic process may lead the Palestinians to realize that they have not just been passive victims, that they have made decisions, ranging from rejection of the American partition plan in 1947 to the use of suicide bombers since the 1990s, that have driven back the possibility of peace.

This holds back the possibility of a significant use of polymeric surfactants for EOR.

So, this brings back another possibility for how the core might have formed".

We may not realize this goal in my lifetime, but persistent effort can roll back the possibility of catastrophe".

After the merge on October 17, 1960, between the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and the Erie, the city officials in Passaic once again brought back the possibility of removing the tracks through Main Street, Passaic.

The small messages show that this is, indeed, an artist coming to the realization that we can only look back, the possibility of claiming that care-free feeling of youth disappearing by the second.