Almost everyone has a lit cigarette in the mouth - perfectly plausible for the 60s and 70s.
Most plausible, for the moment, is that Xi's people are managing the optics.
If there is a slight woodenness to the acting, that seems passably plausible for the shy Hoover repair man he plays.
Assume, along with Hawking and Kurzweil, that it is plausible for the information in our heads to be digitized and stored somewhere else.
This is plausible for the downstream applications like Office; after all, rivals to Office survive even now, and would probably do much better once Office lost its home-court advantage.
"This allowed us to identify several hundred extreme monthly rainfall events that are greater than current existing rainfall records, but are regarded as plausible for the current climate - what might be termed 'black swan' events," it said in a statement.
In fact, Read's spiritual focus is entirely plausible, for the world he describes is a theocracy, mostly populated by the faithful, whose preoccupations consequently make perfect sense in the context of their wider lives.
The other is that the research was looking at the prospects for 2350, not 2035.Georg Kaser, a glaciologist at the University of Innsbruck, explains that a timescale of centuries, not decades, is far more plausible for the Himalaya.
In addition, advisers said, either Mr. Gore or Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Mr. Gore's running mate, will visit Florida at least once a week from now through the November election, as they will regularly visit other battlegrounds that are becoming increasingly more plausible for the Democrats: Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan.
But while it was plausible for the Tories to claim that Britain in 1987 was unrecognisable from the Britain of the late 1970s, when inflation had reached nearly 30% and trade union leaders were thought to be the most powerful men in the land, Labour finds itself on less firm ground.
Or which "clusters" are plausible for the analysis?
