Sentence examples for possible conversion of from inspiring English sources

Nanofibrous meshes of carbon, metal, metal oxide, and their mixtures have been obtained in different geometries such as core shell, Janus-type fibers, and yarns to demonstrate the possibility of net shaping at the nanoscale and possible conversion of interconnected 1D networks into 3D structures.

Cardinal Egan has often declared his support for this academy and the possible conversion of other parish schools to this model during meetings with priests.

The possible conversion of the post office is years away, but according to Mr. James, the time to start planning is now.

To help finance raises as painlessly as possible, Ms. Weingarten said, the unions were looking to the possible conversion of HIP Health Insurance Plan of New York to a for-profit company.

New storms are gathering: the state and the city have been at odds over the possible conversion of a nonprofit insurer, EmblemHealth, to a for-profit entity, and over costs at the World Trade Center site.

This leads to a maximal possible conversion of around 25%. (Stiles and Longroy [1961]; Resch et al. [2013]).

Possible conversions of these meanings are used to construct conjunctions, disjunctions, and implications.

Indeed, an additional research is needed to elucidate the fate and mechanisms of the possible conversions of nano-Se in the gastrointestinal tract of animals.

They point to new ways of living in and through the 'HIV city', and, as I will explore below, to the possible conversions of knowledge into livelihoods and futures.

Advantages also include infection control, early mobilization, accurate application and possible conversion to joint replacement in case of hip arthrodesis in young patients [59, 60, 61].

The magistrates of Cologne vehemently opposed any possible conversion and the extension of parity to Protestants in the archdiocese.