Sentence examples for lead potential from inspiring English sources

But, she said, when exploring options, Dreamtime is not supposed to lead potential partners to believe that it is speaking directly for NASA.

In one initiative, called Artists Taking the Lead, potential participants were invited to submit projects that would celebrate Britain's different regions.

As an example of two-point-type interaction, I can lead "Potential" Ltd. (Bashkir State University), whose co-founder is NPF "GEOTEK a subsidiary of the largest mining exploration company in Russia—"Bashneftegeofizika" (turnover including subsidiaries exceeds 6.2 billion RUB).

Current reversal chronopotentiometry applied to the solutions of PbS in PbCl2 NaCl eutectic at 440°C shows that the addition of PbS introduces a new cathodic process at ≈0.13 V anodic to the reversible lead potential.

The development of the medicinal chemistry strategy and SAR's which led to the identification of the piperidine amide compounds 33 and 36 as excellent leads for further evaluation is described, along with key physicochemical data which highlighted their lead potential.

Regrettably it is outside the scope of this article to get into too much minutia on this subject but suffice to say that good visuals will both result in a final product that is closer to the vision in your mind and will lead potential manufacturing partners to take you more seriously.

A combat soldier with romantic-lead potential ends up nearly raping Zohar; Rama's attempt to snap Zohar out of her apathy with an ideologically empty speech about patriotism and self-sacrifice falls on deaf ears.

This, in turn, leads potential customers to grab hold of the computer and push the screen back, and thus actively engage with the product.

According to the authorities, Mr. Schultz led potential purchasers to believe that the stolen artworks were from several old collections, to make it appear that they were obtained before adoption of the 1983 law.

Wayne Embry, a five-time All-Star center in the 1960's and a Hall of Fame executive, believes this style-over-substance mentality has led potential centers to opt for a less taxing perimeter game.

One Thursday afternoon, realtor Kate Schwartz led potential buyers through the former convent.