Sentence examples for possibility consistent with from inspiring English sources
The end result of the derivations, given in 36d, stipulates that Zhangsan winning the game in a time future to yesterday morning is an evolution possibility consistent with how things would develop at the relevant evaluation interval during yesterday morning.
One possibility, consistent with Yonelinas (1994), is that items that are not recollected can be recognized based on a continuous, familiarity process that operates under the assumptions of SDT.
In the preferred models of this logic, the caused propositions coincide with the propositions that are true, and this must be the only possibility consistent with the extensional part of the model.
One possibility, consistent with the majority interpretation that Locke provides a negative answer to the second question, is that Locke is providing an argument here for the claim that the proposition that it is possible to be free with respect to willing to do an action leads to a vicious infinite regress of wills.
One possibility consistent with the constraint implied by our findings, would be a use-dependent decay in REM-on GABAergic inhibition of REM-off GABAergic neurons.
That a subset of ERα target genes may require the synthesis of additional cofactor(s) prior to becoming subject to receptor-mediated transcriptional regulation remained a possibility consistent with our preliminary gene expression data.
Where there is no single, clearly recognizable Aristotelian point of view on some question, he leaves the matter undecided, citing several possibilities consistent with what Aristotle says.
Nonetheless, the results indicate that paraphrases of indicative causal conditionals convey the multiple possibilities consistent with the causal conditional by using causal or temporal connectives.
They do not tend to think of alternative causes, that is, possibilities consistent with the key not being turned and the car starting anyway.
Most people do not tend to think readily of disablers, that is, possibilities consistent with Joe cutting his finger and it not bleeding, and they do not tend to think of alternative causes, that is, possibilities consistent with Joe not cutting his finger and it bleeding — even if such possibilities exist (e.g., Cummins et al., 1991; De Neys et al., 2005).
They do not tend to think readily of disablers in this case, that is, possibilities consistent with the apples being ripe and not falling from the tree, and so this possibility is ruled out as false.
