Sentence examples for possibility to bring from inspiring English sources

Visibility and Predictability: The blockchain offers the possibility to bring visibility to transactions and transaction data that was previously unavailable.

However, experiments are carried out at a laboratory intermediate scale, with almost no possibility to bring information neither at small scale nor at very large scale.

"We turned over every stone, we exhausted every possibility to bring about an end of the conflict and a safer future for Israel.

Access points like stations, airports or harbors are among the most critical elements in these infrastructures because they offer the possibility to bring in hazardous materials that can be used for attacks against people and the transportation network itself.

Starting from an agent's wishes, which form the primitive, most fundamental motivational attitude, we define its goals as induced by those wishes that do not yet hold, i.e., are unfulfilled, but are within the agent's practical possibility to bring about, i.e., are implementable for the agent.

We get, instead, a season that still has the possibility to bring joy, beginning with familiar and new faces arriving in warm southern locales to do a few casual wind sprints, some stretching exercises, and play a month of practice ball.

Web-enabled cellphones and tablets are creating vast new possibilities to bring high-quality, low-cost education to every community college and public school so people can afford to acquire the skills to learn 21st-century jobs.

Autonomous vehicles, eschewing the need for an attentive human driver at the controls, open up more possibilities "to bring automobiles into the Apple environment without Apple having to actually build a car," Kim said.

Family migration policy, once basing citizens and resident foreigners' possibilities to bring in foreign family members mainly on the right to family life, is increasingly a tool states use to limit immigration and to push newcomers to integrate into civic and economic life.

Up to 2016, only two restrictive changes were made: the first in 1997, when possibilities to bring in family members outside of the so-called nuclear family were limited, and the second in 2010, when a financial support requirement was introduced.

"Ideally, it will translate to a better cooling system," Vinyals said, noting that power usage control is just one of endless possibilities to bring lessons out of virtual reality.