Sentence examples for possibility of complete from inspiring English sources
Over the past half-century, anthropologists scrutinizing far-flung people have become increasingly pessimistic about the possibility of complete objectivity.
Nonetheless, our analysis challenges the possibility of complete and extended deglaciation over the past several million years.
The analysis is extended to more than 2 bodies and the possibility of complete wave transmission through an array composed of more than two bodies is theoretically examined.
Yet again, it seemed that the possibility of complete scientific success, although tantalizingly close, had become as murky as the sky.
The possibility of complete selective zinc leaching from HFC by the MCAL method was investigated through a 2 × 4 × 5 full factor design wherein effects of NaOH concentration, leaching time and milling speed were evaluated.
Syngas residence time in the gasifier was set to 2 s, relatively shorter than that of commercial gasifiers, to verify the possibility of complete gasification reaction within a short residence time.
Administration officials said he had argued that contractors should begin work on the radar station in Shemya, Alaska, leaving open the possibility of completing a system at the earliest possible date should the next president -- either Mr. Gore or George W. Bush -- choose to do so.
PGA Tour officials may try to get in 36 holes tomorrow, with a possibility of completing the fourth round Monday.
Any possibility of completing the canal across Panama was gone; its sole hope lay in holding together an enterprise that could be offered for sale.
The company has retained Goldman Sachs to advise it on selling Embratel and its unit in Mexico, Avantel, people close to WorldCom said yesterday, but the possibility of completing such deals is considered difficult because of recent pressure on Brazil's financial markets and WorldCom's woes, analysts said.
"On the Possibility of Completing an Infinite Process," The Philosophical Review, Vol. 74, No. 1, January 1965, pp. 74 - 87. "Operationalism and Ordinary Language: A Critique of Wittgenstein," co-authored with J. A. Fodor, American Philosophical Quarterly, Vol. 2, No. 4, October 1965, pp. 281 - 295.
