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To 'wire up' the computer's circuitry, it must be possible to convert memory qubits into processing qubits, and vice versa.
A recent bioengineering breakthrough means that it should soon be possible to convert plant products far more efficiently to ethanol.
He added that "if someone were to come along and give money, it might still be possible to convert to Chapter 11".
It might also be possible to convert the water into oxygen and hydrogen, the basic ingredients of rocket fuel, for the return journey.
Under certain conditions it may also be possible to convert the high p-domain attenuation to the electric conductivity and use it to determine the relative permittivity in the low p-domain.
All of that can be invested in cash savings accounts for the first time, and it will be possible to convert existing ISA share accounts into cash accounts.
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Moreover, it is possible to convert Chemical Taggers output into CML [22] using a ChemicalTagger2CML converter.
If it's possible to convert to Christianity, Islam, Judaism or Scientology, then these religions cannot possibly be considered fixed.
Recent studies have shown that it is possible to convert endogenous glia into functional neurons in vivo, which offers new possibilities for brain repair (Amamoto and Arlotta, 2014).
At that point, it would have been possible to convert it to a live-work space.
Now, however, it is possible to convert existing video into 3-D automatically.
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