Sentence examples for possibilities of adapting from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a Taiwan government poll puts support for speedy reunification at just 1%; only 14% of Taiwanese appear to support "eventual reunification".This summer, a conference of Taiwan "experts" was convened on the mainland to consider the possibilities of adapting a policy towards the island that had remained largely unchanged since 1986—when the KMT was the sole, dictatorial, party.

A fast calculation of the second harmonic component, as is possible with the GPUs, reveals the possibility of adapting the second harmonic reduction during clinical exams.

The possibility of adapting this for paralyzed humans is obvious.

"We launched two new varieties of wheat with good yields just last year, and believe there is also a strong possibility of adapting barley to the region".

But now the old boy is back again, revived by the possibility of adapting the new digital special-effects technology to the old formula.

Mr. McNerney said Boeing was studying various options, including the possibility of adapting technology from its 787 Dreamliner, before deciding whether to go straight to a new narrow-body jet or to put new engines on the longserving 737 airframe.

This study explores the possibility of adapting touch screen technology for domestic environments.

In this study, we assess the possibility of adapting this technique to earth-based material.

Also, the possibility of adapting the EEPAS model for testing in the wider Japan region can be considered.

We decided to instead explore the possibility of adapting the continuous integration system Jenkins [31, 32]) to the needs of the project.

The characteristic of the bioengineered hydrogel networks applicable to a variety of biological drugs by simple mixing that unlock the possibility of adapting biological drugs to therapeutic applications.