Sentence examples for possible merely by from inspiring English sources

In England the Joint-Stock Companies Act (1844) made incorporation possible merely by registration, and between 1844 and 1862 the full joint-stock company with limited liability for all shareholders became widespread.

Well, it can't be taken to show that global freezes are possible, because (at least the way the story has been told here) they are simply a stipulated detail of the story, and we can't show that something is possible merely by stipulating that it is the case in some possible world.

At Lake Karachai near Chelyabinsk-65, it is still possible, merely by standing at the edge of the lake, to absorb so much radioactive radiation as to die on the spot.(17) In the Baltic states there are large areas which are polluted by previous Soviet military activities.

It is shown that such a benefit brought by adding a carbon interphase is possible merely through the appropriate texture of the latter.

However, he does so by knowing his essence as a cause, and that is possible only by knowing "something (aliquid) through a cause, not merely by knowing that which is the cause (i.e., God)".

Indeed, Dr. Ainley speculates, Adélie penguins face possible extinction not merely by a loss of habitat — but by an unshakable fear of darkness.

Yet, with biofeedback and training, it is possible for us, merely by thinking, to control a single motor neuron in our spinal cord!

Results indicate that often a very large elevation (>100%%) in the fundamental frequency for volume constraint, and a considerable saving (>50%) in material for frequency constraint, are possible by merely altering the shape.

This unprecedented observation on a neurosphere was uniquely enabled by our dynamic platform controlling the temporal presentation of the signals and would not have been possible by merely subjecting the cells to a persistent signal.

"Suppose I write something saying that teleportation is possible by merely converting matter to energy, beaming the energy to a distant location and reconverting energy back to matter," he said.

Whether the refusal was motivated by distrust of the Board, 22 by a desire to escape the binding effect of an award, 23 by preference for some other possible procedure, 24 or merely by respondent's mistaken view of the section's requirements is not material.