Sentence examples for might be possible to construct a from inspiring English sources

Initially, Blackwill's staff investigated whether it might be possible to construct a hardened bunker in the embassy compound, where they might have a chance of surviving a nuclear strike.

In principle, he says, by putting several atoms into the chain of light spots and letting them interact, it might be possible to construct a kind of quantum computer that could crack problems that a conventional computer cannot.

Since PCA results and nMDS results looked very similar for the dihedral angle space, if enough trajectories become available in the future, it might be possible to construct a map between the PCA axes and the nMDS axes.

The close relationship between these ideas suggested that it might be possible to construct an electronic brain.

In the long term it might be possible to construct mechanistic models of the corresponding signal transduction pathways and other processes that might add a more rigorous basis and possibly more precision to such estimates.

So I thought if we could Frankenstein a bank together from banks that are there and are getting certain aspects of the engagement right, it might actually be possible to construct a sort of best-practice bank.

Furthermore, for some combination of patient subgroup and feature sets, it might not be possible to construct a classifier due to missing data.

But Mabey enriches the notion that "context is everything" by raising the issue of whether it is possible to construct a biological definition of weeds, and questioning where they might belong in the "ecological scheme of things".

However, it is possible to construct a tenable working hypothesis.

Nature shows us that from a finite set of elements it is possible to construct an infinite set of chemicals.

It might also be possible to construct separate indicators of impacts of climatic change for plants and other groups of animals.