Sentence examples for could be carried over from inspiring English sources

Such defects did not have to be repaired immediately and could be carried over on the next cycle's report in the same category.

But the younger Hamilton was also arguing that some things could be carried over from the Old World without disrupting democratic ideals: why not a Grange overlooking the great waterways of the growing city of a new nation, a Grange that evolved not out of inheritance but the energy of ideas and labor?

For reasons of simplicity, we will assume determinism in this discussion, though what is said about strict laws could be carried over without remainder to strict indeterministic laws.

While many have written off the Kinect almost entirely, the appeal of issuing voice commands to Cortana, and even having conversations with her in some instances, is a neat potential feature that could be carried over from Windows 10.

For now profile videos and the new "Expression Kit" are limited to Facebook's flagship app, but it's not out of the question that the feature could be carried over to some of the social network's other apps, such as Instagram and WhatsApp down the line.

In 1923 24, Noether applied her ideal theory to elimination theory in a formulation that she attributed to her student, Kurt Hentzelt showing that fundamental theorems about the factorization of polynomials could be carried over directly.

These checks could easily be carried over to a Social Security fund system to insure the system does not unduly influence corporations.

– A high probability of a price collapse in the first compliance period (2005-2007) was completely foreseeable, because the permits for that period couldn't be carried over for use in later years ("banked"), so they had no residual value.

The agency also noted Honda "implemented countermeasures in the control and fault detection algorithm" in the 2006 Pilot, but that those measures could not be carried over to address the 2005 vehicle.

At Manchester he got to know the work of local chemists Geoffrey Gee and Sir Geoffrey Allen amongst others and over time he began to appreciate how the tools he had developed, notably the use of Feynmann diagrams and path integral methods familiar in quantum field theory, could actually be carried over to systems which exhibited large fluctuations, such as polymers.

One possibility could be carry-over effects of environmental differences between the habitats where the different clones have originally been collected.