Sentence examples for describe this possibility from inspiring English sources

A natural way to describe this possibility is as one where the distribution of qualitative properties is just as it actually is, but where non-qualitative properties are distributed differently.

But we can equally use the name to describe how things stand in other possible worlds, e.g., by saying, 'If Bill Clinton had chosen a different running mate, Al Gore would not have become vice president.' In this case, we are talking about a non-actualized possibility, and we use the name 'Al Gore' to describe this possibility.

Depressingly, however, Medvedev also ruled out Kadyrov's guilt, describing this possibility as "primitive and unacceptable".

Intervals can be used to describe this uncertainty using possibility theory, a mathematical framework to represent a kind of epistemic uncertainty known as non-specificity.

The term severe asthma with fungal sensitization (SAFS) [ 4] has been coined to describe this phenotype, and the possibility that colonization with fungi might be pathogenic was suggested by the beneficial effect of a course of itraconazole [ 14].

Second, where clear periodicity is seen with a modal interval of the order we describe, this would suggest the possibility of cycling around a smaller, evolving 'satellite' core situated within what is still largely penumbra.

This paper further aims to describe the possibility of delaying systemic therapy within this patient group.

Furthermore, this work will describe the possibility of the application of the composite in skin tissue engineering.

In this last study, the authors describe the possibility, although rare, of interneurons also having an fAHP.

In this theory, a truncated triangular probability-possibility transformation is utilized to describe the possibility of a specific type of measurement from a physical sensor.

When did we arrive at the point where a coach as respected as Ian McGeechan could describe the possibility of a win over Ireland today as "not that bad a return" after a campaign such as this?