Sentence examples for possibility of inserting from inspiring English sources
The possibility of inserting repeaters and the suitability of CNT as an interconnect in the subthreshold region are also explored.
The injury had McEnroe seriously considering the possibility of inserting the 18-year-old Davis Cup rookie Andy Roddick in the lineup in Martin's place.
Given the ubiquity of surface α helices and the additional possibility of inserting di histidine chelating sites into turns and β structures, we conclude that this is a useful method for protein stabilization.
When told about the edible nanostructures, Mr. Dufresne, known for high-tech culinary creations with unusual textures, said he was intrigued by the possibility of inserting stronger flavors in the hollow pores.
As Gloria Steinem, one of the organizers of Mailer's campaign, wrote at the time, "The possibility of inserting any ideas at all into the primary seems better than leaving it to the professionals".
The silo (2.5 m high, 0.5 m wide) had the possibility of inserting internal devices; the model was first validated on data without internals and then used to predict the profiles for the case with them.
In another snapshot of folly offered by the new files, a memo dated 1967 on "Views of Trained Cats" looks into the possibility of surgically inserting microphones and transmitters into cats and using them as walking bugs.
Fixed abduction and flexion presents the opposite possibility, i.e., of inserting the cup with more anteversion than desired.
On the other hand, because of the ballistic transport T, the possibility of one inserted electron at one end that can be conveyed to other end is considered equivalent to one (T(E) = 1).
There is no possibility of the inserted gene disrupting an existing gene, and there are no selfish replicators.
The final dimension of the chip is 2.4 × 4.1 mm, giving the possibility to insert it in heads of instruments as a cryostat or FESEM/AFM/STM microscopes, for doing for example measurement in vacuum and at very low temperatures.
