But what you might conceivably do is restore some ability to store new memories.
The only thing that might conceivably do that is a deus ex machina named Barack Obama.
"The only thing a thief could conceivably do with this data is attempt brute-force decryption by guessing at passwords.
Russia is "talking about things that the Security Council can conceivably do usefully in order to improve the humanitarian situation in Syria," Churkin said.
With a new currency, a big devaluation against the euro, and a write-off of many of its debts, it could conceivably do better for itself.
For I am doing the best thing anyone in my position could conceivably do: I'm writing an open letter to nobody in particular saying that Donald Trump is bad.
"Out of frustration, I responded that the POI restrictions were absurd and sarcastically told him if I really wanted to harm myself, I could conceivably do so with the elastic waistband of my underwear or with my flip-flops".
While ZIRP fuels financial instability through "reach for yield," QE conceivably does so more by reducing the supply of risk-free investments, thereby inflating the prices of riskier assets.
What Wilpon might conceivably do in the short term, however, is send some positive signals over the future status of David Wright, who at 29 remains the face of the franchise despite his diminished status as an everyday star.
You could conceivably do an experiment to prove this to yourself: if you know that a 60 watt lightbulb gives off a certain amount of energy, and then measure the energy received from a 60 watt lightbulb across the room from you, you could calculate the distance to that lightbulb.
When, for example, they confront the smoker, who maintains, in the face of all evidence, that their habit will do them no harm because they know an old lady who reached 99 while getting through 30 a day; or the patient demanding antibiotics that cannot conceivably do anything at all for their viral infection?
