Sentence examples for have been possible to develop from inspiring English sources
Harry Fensom Felixstowe, Suffolk I have never seen any reference to Professor John Randall and Doctor Harry Boot, the inventors of the cavity magnetron in 1940, without which it would not have been possible to develop an efficient radar system.
As we stroll down to admire the wild flower meadows and waterscape, I ask Kindersley whether it would have been possible to develop the new system without his millions - is it really commercially viable?
While it would have been possible to develop direct outcomes and indicators for ADR, ADR can be seen to indirectly be part of and important in achieving some of the other outcomes, such as avoiding prescribing drugs with negative interactions or similar effects or prescribing injections too frequently.
Using a previously development precipitation model, it has been possible to develop an integrated yield stress/work hardening model in which the shearable/non-shearable transition and the size distribution of precipitates are explicitly accounted for.
By investigating how they form (or differentiate) in the early embryo, it has been possible to develop ways of making them from some types of stem cell.
At the same time, instruments have evolved in complexity, computational capability has similarly advanced so that it has been possible to develop and employ increasing complex and computationally intensive methods.
Based on this approach, it has been possible to develop rational dosing guidelines according to the specific characteristics of the patient for most of the drugs used in anesthesia.
Because the DNA target site is recognized primarily by base-pairing of the intron RNA with only a small number of positions recognized by the protein, it has been possible to develop group II introns into a new type of gene targeting vector ("targetron"), which can be reprogrammed to insert into desired DNA targets simply by modifying the intron RNA.
It is concluded that it has been possible to develop a 'light' version of participatory backcasting that can be taught to engineering students in a useful way during a course of 3 study credits (4 ects; European credit transfer system (ects): 1 ects equals 28 h (3.5 days) of study; the previously used studycredit equalled 40 h (5 days) of study).
For the first time, as a result of the international coll aboration under the IEA-SHC Task 43 umbrella and the working groups of Solar Keymark Network, SRCC, ISO/TC180 and CEN/TC312, it has been possible to develop a common international standard draft for solar thermal collector testing.
