Sentence examples for conceivable concept from inspiring English sources
It was a April fool, obviously, but 19 years on, it's now a conceivable concept: these days you can attach codes that, when sent to a 3D printer, will create physical objects.
It makes one wonder what other conceivable reality show concept can TV producers create.
Although this concept is conceivable, clinical evidence is lacking to support the claim as the vast majority of the literature with contradictory findings.
Each DOF requires an additional motor so that different drive concepts are conceivable.
Recently, having exhausted all the conceivable reality TV show concepts, some producers have started scoping out more uncharted territory.
Given the complexities of subprime securitizations, arguably it could be easier to price transfers of large amounts of combinations of assets (especially if they are claims to the same pools of mortgages) than to price individual securitization pieces, and thus it is conceivable that the aggregator bank concept could work better than the original TARP purchase plan.
Under our concept, it is conceivable that a higher level of ascorbate in mice protected these animals from nickel-induced tumor development.
It is highly conceivable, therefore, that this same concept is also applicable to the horse [ 37] and, in this context, may be determined by correlating the aforementioned periodic sampling of heart rate with behaviour and performance of the individual animal.
While according greater or lesser importance to HGT is one way to approach prokaryote evolution, a more constructive stance may be conceivable now that methods and concepts have developed even further.
Within Thermo-Electric Energy Storage (TEES) concepts, thermal plants are conceivable for reconversion of stored heat into electricity.
For the purpose of Adverse Event capture, MedDRA has the relative advantage of brevity (65 K terms overall) and it is conceivable that the equivalent SNOMED CT concepts would form an "Adverse Event subset".
