Sentence examples for possible extent a from inspiring English sources

To reduce the inter-subject variability to the greatest possible extent, a homogenous group of healthy female students, who had undergone an extensive screening for somatic and mental disorders, was included in this study.

UN Radio was launched in 1946 to help fulfill the General Assembly's mandate to "promote to the greatest possible extent an informed understanding of the work and purpose of the United Nations among the peoples of the world".

Angry that Israel refused to engage in in-depth discussions about the possible extent of an Israeli withdrawal, Syria broke off talks with Israel shortly after their negotiations resumed last December.

Specifically, the considered problem consists in finding a regulator which guarantees asymptotic stability, signal tracking and disturbance rejection when all the instrumentation is operational, and ensures that these properties are preserved, to the maximum possible extent, when an arbitrary number of sensors and/or actuators faults occur, that is, some of the feedback loops open.

Based on the above discussion, to simultaneously achieve multiuser detection and low-PAPR, as well as obtain frequency diversity gain to the greatest possible extent, we propose a novel parallel frequency-shift orthogonal keying (FSOK) technique for multi-carrier CDMA (MC-CDMA) systems.

They are so small that one space-point the space-point thele extent of smallestntains an infinite number of karmic possibles (or quantity of karmic dirt).

Finally, we adapted the parameters until the simulation fitted the reality to a best possible extent.

The focus of this paper is to meet the peak power constraint and the sum power constraint to a maximum possible extent.

The application of a generalized form of the beta density is motivated by the fact that the observed ice extents y can be seen as ratios r = y/d to a maximum possible extent d, though substantive interest is in trends in extents y.

For central regions there is still some summer cover but a reversion to complete cover (maximum possible extent) in winter months.

"If a man be lucky, there is no foretelling the possible extent of his good fortune.