Sentence examples for large possibility for from inspiring English sources

In this process, there is a large possibility for the charge recombination of the electrons in the conduction band of the TONT and holes present in the HOMO of the dye, which may reduce the efficiency of the device.

The high versatility of diazonium grafting route opens large possibilities for the structuration of carbon surfaces.

Semiconductor fabrication offers large possibilities for the design and creation of physically- and chemically-microstructured environments, which either mimic the natural ones, or represent a multitude of possible environments to be used in combinatorial experiments.

The affiliation is in part a test run of the larger possibilities for synergy between America Online and Time Warner, which announced their plans to merge in January.

It is, in its relatively small way, a test run of the larger possibilities for synergy between America Online and Time Warner, a company that has had a reputation for preventing the easy meshing of internal corporate cultures.

Our primary relationship is the new frontier in women's equality that holds the largest possibilities for expanding women's satisfaction, happiness and fulfillment, but it will take all of us to expand Women's Equality Day into our homes.

"There are still large incentives and big possibilities for firms to shift profits to low-tax places," Berkeley economist Gabriel Zucman told The Wall Street Journal.

PAIR tape has a large possibility to be used for high-field insert coils.

The achieved high rates of correct candidates in the Top 1 and Top 10, despite large candidate numbers, open up great possibilities for high-throughput annotation of untargeted analysis for "known unknowns".

Small steps; large possibilities.

According to the small-angle approximation the FOV per single diffraction pattern depends on the wavelength λ, the distance between sample and detector X and the pixel size of the detector D, i.e. The smaller pixel size thus allows a large field of view (here ∼8 × 8 µm), which in principle opens the possibility for large beam experiments.