Sentence examples for possibility to support from inspiring English sources
A possible way to maintain the original data rate is to introduce in the terminals the capability of storing larger quantities of data, equivalent to the possibility to support multiple H-ARQ processes in terminals designed for terrestrial use.
The printability of nanocellulose hydrogels owing to their shear thinning behavior and the possibility to support living cells allows 3D bioprinting using nanocellulose, a recent development which holds tremendous potential.
On the R&D front, the commission says that it "will consider the possibility to support" research related to the European Union's Common Security and Defence Policy, a cooperation system that allows the union to run peacekeeping and security operations in troubled regions.
Another advantage of SPC at home is the possibility to support bereaved relatives and caregivers [ 27].
Therefore, we can image in the future the possibility to support the common screening tests with electromagnetic detection.
The delegation of home visits to qualified GP-practice assistants could provide one possibility to support GPs.
He says: "The possibilities to support learning by organising collaborative research activity, underpinned by Google Drive, are endless.
This way, the consumers know they have a machine that will play all the games they buy for the entire lifespan of the machine; at the same time, game developers have a fixed architecture to aim at, which makes the process more straightforward than in the PC gaming sector, where there's a vast array of hardware possibilities to support.
A growing awareness for the need and possibilities to support safety of older cyclists has been leading to bicycle design ideas.
Smart Grid applications, such as energy feedback systems, load shifting for smart homes, and smart charging of electric vehicles provide new possibilities to support the incorporation of renewables.
An individual employee has, therefore, only very limited chances to trigger a change, and only a few more possibilities to support an already triggered change, e. g. by the steps of clarification in due time or the individual attitude of neutral respect.
