Sentence examples for conceivable which from inspiring English sources

But this seems implausible: epiphenomenal entities are surely conceivable, which is good evidence that they are possible.

It depends only on the assumption that its not being conscious is conceivable — which many people find reasonable.

For special applications, a miniaturised version of the probe in the form of a microchip is conceivable, which would lead to a considerable decrease in the probe's response time.

Based on this understanding, a general model for wireless interactions in a multi-hop wireless network is conceivable, which can predict the achievable throughput of individual single hop flows.

After successful study completion, further multicenter studies are conceivable, which would evaluate emergency-physician staffed teams.

Several scenarios are conceivable, which attribute to the relevance of the presented findings.

In FCC v. Beach Communications (1993), the Court stated that under rational basis review, judges must uphold legislation "if there is any reasonably conceivable state of facts that could provide a rational basis for it"; those challenging legislation must "negative every conceivable basis which might support it"; and the government need not justify legislation with "evidence or empirical data".

Given advances in genetic engineering and the competitive drive, a race for beauty is conceivable in which people will strive to model themselves on some form of idealised human being.

For if he lacked any of these qualities, he would be less than the greatest conceivable being, which is impossible.

This review illustrates the conceivable potential which work on the sugar code with custom-made neoglycoconjugates and tissue lectins can have in store for drug delivery.

Consideration of all conceivable species which can be ionized by the photons of the xenon-flashlamp demonstrates that only MSPs can quantitatively explain the measured currents below an altitude of 90 km.