Over the past year, it has become conceivable that the lake could eventually drop below the level of the water authority's intake pipes, the straws that suck the water out for the Las Vegas Valley.
He further explicates this changing moral outlook: "The eighteenth century saw the birth of political economy, with Adam Smith and the Pysiocrats. Louis Dumont has shown what a shift of outlook was required before it could become conceivable that there be an independent science of this 'economic' aspect of social existence.
But as broadband infrastructure strategies and server warehouses expand, it becomes conceivable (and probable) that we will surf distinct networks the way we surf Web sites today.
As the pressures of work escalate, even simple challenges, such as asking your boss for time off, can come to feel extreme enough so, in some cases, that it becomes conceivable to air your grievances in any forum that stands ready to receive them.
"Something that was inconceivable to many people suddenly becomes conceivable," Dr. Messner said.
If we can assume that all subjects have the same number of lesions that can develop at the same risk, the LWA model becomes conceivable.
Once we acknowledge that side effects are not simply self-contained, physical bi-products, the possibility of a more accurate, phenomenologically inspired consent process becomes conceivable.
Recently, the operation of a third pathway has become conceivable based on the observation that small leucine-rich proteoglycans, such as biglycan and decorin, as secreted components of the extracellular matrix critically affect the communication between neighboring tissue cells in the course of their continuous formation and degradation.
That firms might be able to eavesdrop on this chatter first became conceivable in the 1990s, with the rise of the internet.
