Sentence examples for possibility of transporting from inspiring English sources

The objective is to study the possibility of transporting coal fly ash suspension at higher solid concentrations with and without coal bottom ash addition.

The availability and low cost of natural gas in North America open the possibility of transporting it to places where there is significant demand.

And for three years now, organizers of the Iditarod, Fur Rondy and the snowmobile race known as Iron Dog have been in touch with the Alaska Railroad about the possibility of transporting snow to Anchorage, Sullivan said.

"There should be no longer even a slim possibility of transporting a cow to market that is too weak to rise or to walk on its own," Schafer told reporters.

However, the accelerator community regards with skepticism the possibility of transporting and extracting more than a 10mA beam current from a 1GeV cyclotron and therefore technical factors may limit the application of cyclotrons.

The practice of adding salt to the curd and storing the cheese in brine must have been started to expand the shelf life of the product and open the possibility of transporting cheese to distant markets.

Another possibility consists of transporting it with the recirculation pump (2) from the suspension preparation tank (1).

At any rate, it is amusing to think that a whole generation of coddled children may yet be alerted to the possibility of transport without dedicated rear doors.

Organisers had identified the possibility of transport problems as their No1 concern in the runup to the 8pm kick-off on Friday night, given the comparative lack of public transport alternatives to Twickenham station.

Both sources of power produce no carbon emissions; the first is already making a minor contribution to power supplies and the second produces only water when hydrogen is burned in fuel cells, with the possibility of transport of hydrogen to other locations for energy production.

There is a possibility of transport of metal ion molecules from the bulk into pores of the adsorbent as well as adsorption at the outer surface of the adsorbent.