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A tool dedicated to chemical engineering problems, is created on this model and a simple example is treated to explain the possibilities of this tool.

The concept, design, construction and calibration of the dummies during the INTERREG SkiProTech project are presented to explain the possibilities of applications of such devices in research.

This work creates a theoretical model that offers empirical evidence to explain the possibilities of growth and consolidation of spatial agglomerations endogenously from the endogenous growth theory to explain the emergence and consolidation of the Architecture Cluster at the Toronto Central Metropolitan Area in Canada (CMA).

In the 20th century, Noam Chomsky argued the necessity for postulating innate ideas to explain the possibility of language.

For Kant the puzzle was to explain the possibility of a priori judgments that were also synthetic (i.e., not merely explicative of concepts), and the solution that he proposed was the doctrine that space, time, and the categories (e.g., causality), about which we were able to make such judgments, were forms imposed by the mind on the stuff of experience.

How can the deflationary nominalist explain the possibility of mathematical knowledge, given the abstract nature of mathematical objects?

So philosophy seeks to explain the possibility of experience by identifying and articulating the a priori laws "present" in it.

Intellect is the locus of the full array of Platonic Forms, those eternal and immutable entities that account for or explain the possibility of intelligible predication.

The first proposal about how to explain the possibility of false belief is the proposal that false belief occurs when someone misidentifies one thing as another.

It is possible that this led Aristotle to define motion (kinêsis) as the actuality of the potentiality (of the end) qua potentiality (Phys. III.1), but this did not explain the possibility of beginning (Hintikka et al. 1977).

As Kant's letter to Herz suggests, the main problem with his view in the Inaugural Dissertation is that it tries to explain the possibility of a priori knowledge about a world that is entirely independent of the human mind.