Sentence examples for possible for some time from inspiring English sources
Contrary to common perception, 3D printing using metal has been possible for some time - but the price has limited its availability to industry rather than hobbyists.
And while it has been possible for some time to make voice calls in remote areas with satellite telephones, their use has been limited because of their high cost.
While such a computer has been theoretically possible for some time, the scientists, writing in last week's issue of the journal Nature, said this was the first programmable autonomous computing machine in which the input, output, software and hardware were all made of DNA molecules.
Caller ID spoofing has been possible for some time on traditional phone networks, but generally required access to specialized hardware.
It has been possible for some time now to record neurons over periods of days or weeks in several species [28].
While expression analyses from even single cells have been possible for some time [e.g., 29], the preparations sometimes rely upon the use of cultured cells, polyadenylated transcripts, RNA amplification steps [e.g., 30], or other manipulations or limitations.
As Patrick's friends, we have been discussing possible futures for some time, but until now the first priority has always been safeguarding the quality of Patrick's life while he was alive.
Anglo, which bought six million shares in North several weeks ago, said today that it had been evaluating the Australian company as a possible acquisition for some time and circumstances were now right to make a move.
This is possible because, for some time after a breakup, the debris cloud of particles can remain grouped together in similar orbit planes.
The renovated homes are helping to bring downtrodden neighborhoods back to life, while making homeownership possible for some first-time and low-income buyers.
K.K.R. has been studying a possible Samson transaction for some time and has been lining up financing with several banks, this person added, cautioning that the talks could still fall apart.
