Sentence examples for not be conceivable from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the artistic tactics of half the works in "Here Is Elsewhere" would not be conceivable apart from his influence.

The exponential mechanism can characterize a complex distribution over a large arbitrary domain, thus it may not be conceivable to implement the exponential mechanism proficiently when the range of u is super polynomially large in the natural parameters of the issue [11].

It would not be conceivable for an active copy to be reconstituted in an asexual population derived from such an event.

Reducing the number of SEM repetitions might not be conceivable; instead, another optimization algorithm may be used to increase the speed of convergence; e.g., the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm [ 42] which differs from the Gauss-Newton algorithm only by the descent direction.

She has photographed more works by Warhol than by any other artist, and with what seems an unusual affection; her own art wouldn't be conceivable without his trailblazing conflations of culture high, low, and sideways.

I hope we can at least manage, before Barcelona and Seville, to have in-depth discussions with the Council and the Commission on new forms of governance, which will not even be conceivable without Parliament's consent.

"It is the combination of those factors [price and size] which allows us to start thinking about doing things with this which wouldn't even be conceivable with conventional silicon based electronics," he said.

But how about this: with broadband everywhere, wouldn't it be conceivable for companies to make VoIP cellphones without the "cell" part?VoIP-only phones, usable anywhere and everywhere?

While it would not be easy, it is conceivable that the presidential BlackBerry's signals could give away his exact whereabouts to parties with designs on his life.

If not, it is conceivable that the Greek-run part would join anyway.

You may not, it is conceivable, be hyper-aware that 31 October 2014 is the inaugural World Cities Day.