Sentence examples for likely addressed from inspiring English sources

POF technology remains the one to be likely addressed for the implementation of sensors and actuators.

Though M.I.A. sounds more relaxed and less angry, she's still rightly focused on the Tamil genocide in Sri Lanka; her concern is visible in "Bring The Noize" where she spits "ex-convicts are diplomats" which is likely addressed to Sri Lankan General Shavendra Silva.

These circumstances generate specific demands for a demethylation mechanism (e.g., targeting, catalysis, processivity, efficiency) which are most likely addressed by distinct pathways.

Ion selectivity is crucial for fast and accurate signaling, and the emergence of Na+-selectivity likely addressed a need to distinguish neuronal stimuli from intracellular signaling driven by Ca2+ (Hille, 2001; Meech and Mackie, 2007).

It includes a ministry of ethnic affairs, which will likely address issues from Myanmar's 40% minority ethnic populations.

So the system is ripe for reform.And proper reform would likely address many of business's common complaints.

Israel views a nuclear Iran as a potentially existential threat and officials here are eagerly awaiting an International Atomic Energy Agency report scheduled to be released on Tuesday that they say will likely address Iran's military nuclear weapons program.

Apple will likely address this exploit rather quickly.

Apple will also tout the iPhone, likely addressing a few minor points it's held close to its chest so far.

Lully's next device will likely address this age group, as well as small kids with night terrors, in a more automated way.

To be fair, LeCun and Candela are most likely addressing the college crowd, though its important to consider incentives across all levels of education.