From impossible to plausible, even probable.
Sitting in Pete's Diner, talking about his beloved hometown, Kenneth DiSanto makes the plan sounds plausible, even probable.
The new section is designed to test the ability to evaluate and synthesize data from various sources presented in a number of different formats, and to predict plausible and probable outcomes.
In energy economics, energy scenarios are used to describe possible, plausible or probable future energy system states [16].
When it is endorsed, the hypothesis is regarded as more plausible, more probable, and more explanatory than relevant alternatives.
The European Journal of Futures Research EJFRR) provides a platform where the possible, desirable, plausible and probable futures of Europe can be thought of ahead of time and shaped simultaneously.
Following work by Stephen Toulmin and other informal logicians, Habermas regards most if not all argumentation as ultimately resting on ampliative arguments whose conclusions do not follow with deductive certainty but only as more or less plausible or probable.
They have argued that there are alternative interpretations of the evidence that preserve a causal role for conscious intentions and that are as plausible and probable as Libet's own interpretation of the evidence (Flanagan 1992: 136 138; Zhu 2003; Mele 2009a; Schlosser 2012b).
Like all the best works of dystopian fiction — World War Z, 1984 — it makes the dystopia seem not just plausible, but probable.
It is therefore not only plausible but probable that bats exposed to an RF pulse of sufficient power would effectively hear this pulse and the frequency detected would lie within the range of frequencies used for orientation, prey detection and capture for the majority of bat species.
