Sentence examples for possible fruitful from inspiring English sources
For me it represents every possible fruitful new direction that contemporary music can take.
We asked ourselves about the conditions of a possible fruitful functioning on different levels, and also about the presumption for it.
The Austrian side had insisted that a theoretical (as opposed to a purely empirical) approach to the social sciences was both possible and fruitful and that all observation presupposed an underlying theoretical framework.
This variation makes morphological comparison between eyespots both possible and fruitful.
(See Lewis's defence of modal realism in his (1986e).) However, most contemporary philosophers would seek to deploy the explanatorily fruitful possible worlds framework while distancing themselves from full-blown realism about possible worlds themselves.
Two possible and potentially fruitful approaches are to shock densify (collapse voids with minimum bonding) powders and to apply post-shock thermal treatments, and to shock consolidate nanosized powders.
But because these connections make "racism" so morally loaded a term, it should not be applied to "lesser racial ills and infractions" that suggest mere ignorance, insensitivity or discomfort regarding members of different groups (28), since doing so will apply a disproportionate judgment against the person so named, closing off possible avenues for fruitful moral dialogue.
But we had the support of the President, which made our work possible and incredibly fruitful.
This is what provides the common ground to make fruitful dialogue possible: we need to accept what we share in order to accept with civility and understanding what we most certainly do not.
The maxim "maximize" means that set theory should adopt set theoretic principles that are as powerful and mathematically fruitful as possible.
In VANET, vehicles and RSUs, i.e., network nodes, will be equipped with on-board computation and communication modules to make sure fruitful communication possible among them.
