Sentence examples for possible producing from inspiring English sources

More powerful computers mean more elaborate modelling and rendering is possible, producing more realistic images.

"Global has been as studiously nonpolitical as possible, producing as little Canadian content as possible and making as much money as possible," said Vincent A. Carlin, chairman of the journalism school of Ryerson Polytechnic University, in Toronto.

Architects opened up as much of the wall surface as possible, producing areas of glazing that ran from the top of the main arcade to the apex of the vault.

Data harmonisation was possible producing similar categories for job conditions, psychological distress, and other covariates.

Four hours following the initiation of the reaction, integration of the H-4 resonances at 5.990 and 5.998 ppm was possible, producing diffusion coefficients of 1.681 ± 0.19 × 10−10 and 1.37 ± 0.17 × 10−10 m s−1, respectively.

But waste-to-energy incinerators, especially when they are built to be as environmentally protective as possible, produce less pollution than diesel-fueled trucks and landfills do.

An evident urge to show as many of them as possible produces a lot of overcrowded installations, a predicament that profits the masterpieces.

The facts are these: it is the police role to investigate and, where possible, produce evidence that can be presented before a court of law.

It relies on the availability of an experimental description of the maximum possible produced power under realistic conditions, typically obtained by dummy PTOs.

It will cost you a few bucks at a home center for the cable and tools to install the ends, but it could possible produce a more reliable signal.

This lack of information could possible produce errors in the mean cost calculations regarding production losses.