Sentence examples for Identify possibilities from inspiring English sources

The results give confidence in the validity of the design and identify possibilities of attractive alternate fabrication methods.

It is therefore necessary to reassess the material management concept and identify possibilities to recycle the excavated rock material at the same time.

This study explores decisional processes regarding termination of pregnancy because of Down syndrome and aims to identify possibilities for improving counseling.

The 5th Annual South Asia Cooperative Collection Development Workshop focused on the theme of collection assessment and promotion, and revisited SACAP monographic profiles to examine continued overlap and specialization and to identify possibilities for collaboration.

Thus the objective of this investigation was to better understand these cultures and the reasons for different approaches in order to identify possibilities for extending the methodological approach of landscape planning.

In January 2012, initial discussions between SRI-Rice (funded by Jim Carrey's Better U Foundation), and NOSC-Mali (funded by the World Bank) - which has a regional mandate to disseminate and scale up promising practices and technologies for improving rice productivity - were held to identify possibilities for developing a SRI regional initiative.

Finally, some of the views espoused in the decoherent histories literature could be considered as cognate to Van Fraassen's views, identifying possibilities, however, at the level of possible courses of world history.

In "Innovation: The Missing Dimension," published by Harvard University Press in October, Richard K. Lester and Michael J. Piore argue that much of the innovation effort in American business goes into solving problems but relatively little into identifying possibilities and opportunities in the marketplace.

Central to identifying possibilities for agency in Bourdieu's work and for our proposed coding programm is the notion of habitus.

Previous work has also identified possibilities for the components of kerogenic oils typified by clusters of two or three aromatic rings connected by linkages (Siskin and Katritzky 1991; Deng et al. 2012).

A different participant (I13) commented about the value of crystallizing, through a foresight project, to determine which future directions were most valuable out of all of the identified possibilities.