Sentence examples similar to imposed possibilities from inspiring English sources

"We have a very daunting, imposing possibility in front of us," he said.

In the structured social context, individual determines his/her opinions, in accordance with the constraints and possibilities imposed by other's in the network.

In this work, the effects of oxygen plasma surface modification have been studied on electrospun polyether-based polyurethane in order to investigate the imposed limitations and possibilities to improve surface characteristics on fibrous assemblies.

"Cruel Spirals" was the more successful music perhaps because of the limits that human ability imposes on possibility.

First, binding motifs are typically short and weak (Andreatta et al., 2012), second, experimental origin of the data imposes the possibility of fair level of noise and most remarkably, multiple binding motifs are often contained within the data.

This paper makes use of the MACBETH approach and software to help an individual select his future career from a number of self-imposed possibilities.

The constraints imposed by the possibility of time travel have a quite different origin and are implausible.

Colville, the elected prosecutor of Allegheny County from 1976 to 1997, should have known better: All life sentences in Pennsylvania since the mid 1970s had been imposed without the possibility of parole.

These criteria are imposed to avoid the possibility of unobserved variables related to changes in household composition biasing our estimates.

A cut-off of 20 s was imposed to prevent the possibility for tissue damage.

They said he sought a broad review of issues and options, from the effectiveness of economic sanctions imposed on Iraq to the possibility of covert action to depose Mr. Hussein.