Sentence examples for possibility to run from inspiring English sources

The possibility to run samples in batch, and the special arrangement developed for this is described.

An important conclusion is that regulated TPA may have small positive effects on competition, and at the same time it can have a negative impact on the possibility to run the integrated district heating operations in a cost-effective manner.

Moreover, the CFD model may provide different in-cylinder pressure data in such a way as to have the possibility to run different operative conditions with both the models without the necessity of further experiments.

The possibility to run a comprehensive proteomic analysis by combining trypsin digestion, affinity selection, and a reversed-phase separation on chips was shown using fluorescein isothiocyanate-labeled bovine serum albumin as an example.

In this paper, by comparing the design kit model from ST Microelectronics to the BSIM4 compact model on Microwind3.0, we will show the possibility to run fast simulations with a generic simulation tool.

As the underlying Gaussian model is parametric, the possibility to run Gaussian transformations multiple times (while varying the parameter) is exploited to perform multiresolution analysis, aimed at identifying the optimal or suboptimal number of clusters.

"There's no safety issue from our standpoint — but there is a certain creep factor," an Environmental Protection Agency official observed to Mr. Kress, who had included it on an early list of possibilities to run by the agency.

Texas Governor Rick Perry, Virginia Congressman Eric Cantor, former Senator Rick Santorum and current Senator John Thune of South Dakota are also names being mentioned as Republican possibilities to run for president in 2012.

The ovulations during lactation lead to a time-wise more scattered distribution of sows showing oestrus and thus a prolonged subsequent breeding period [ 3, 6], with reduced possibilities to run a strict batch-wise production.

The corresponding pricing policy is interpreted as the cost for the bank of the possibility to run-off its portfolio, in line with shareholder interest, from any future time onward if wished.

One possibility was to run all of the trumps, then take dummy's three red-suit winners.