Sentence examples for possibility to convert from inspiring English sources

This process route offers the possibility to convert electrical energy into chemical energy.

Berkshire invested 3 billion Swiss francs ($2.6 billion) in Swiss Re last year with the possibility to convert the investment into conventional Swiss Re shares in 2012.

Based on the "distorted key theory" [K.C. Chou, Anal. Biochem. 233 (1996) 1 14], the possibility to convert the octapeptide to a competent inhibitor has been studied.

Thereby such phosphors offer the possibility to convert two poorly utilized portions of the solar spectrum to photons that are converted to electric energy with high quantum efficiency in amorphous silicon-based solar cells.

Indeed, in addition to the removal of some members and the increase/decrease of the cross section size of the remaining ones, the proposed approach accounts for the possibility to convert some of the elements composing the grid shell structure, generally trusses, into beam elements with the aim of having an optimized solution also with respect to the global buckling behavior.

Having in hand such a highly acidic oil, we studied the possibility to convert free fatty acids by means of esterification reaction with glycerol to obtain different products.

Aspects highlighted regards in particular the problem of depolimerization/hydrolysis of cellulose and the different possibilities to convert the products formed (sugars and furfurals) to biofuels and chemicals.

Another possibility would be to convert one of those go-anywhere Afghan trucks into a classroom.

Third, less than 20% of the energy released from fissions in the whole coupled reactor has the possibility to be converted to optical energy for a coupled reactor with 100% enriched uranium, and less than 7% for a coupled reactor with 20% enriched uranium.

Overall, our results are consistent with the idea that the hiring subsidies offered by the ICS program have decreased hiring costs for firms and that the latter took advantage of this possibility, at least in part, to convert previous informal (black market) agreements into formal employment contracts.

One way to analyze investment potential in a worst-case scenario is to convert different possibilities into hard numbers.