Sentence examples for possible to impart from inspiring English sources

Many here are grappling with a question of mission: Is it possible to impart centuries-old values of Catholic education without crossing the line between church and state?

On Friday evening at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center here, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra kicked off its 91st season with a gala program that aimed higher, showing that it's possible to impart a meaningful artistic experience without spoiling anyone's fun.

It is now possible to impart natural functionalities, such as AR from moth eyes or cicada wings, to biomimetic structures.

While lowering of concentration should lead to minimization of the observed side effects, it is also worth exploring whether it is possible to impart higher efficiency in chemotherapy by arresting the cell at an earlier phase of cell cycle.

In addition, the findings of the study reveal that it would be possible to impart bioactivity to the surface of titanium implants that has already possessed the bioinert characteristics by cyclic precalcification treatment using NaH2PO4 and saturated Ca(OH 2 solutions.

The use of graphitic carbon has been investigated as a possible way to impart conductivity to fabrics, yet low loadings, required post-infusion reductions, or the need to remove additives, has limited the application of these materials.

It has been hypothesized from these studies that DNA methylation is a possible mechanism to impart protection against local stresses in future generations [ 43].

With an optimised control structure, it is possible to directly impart a design intent to a component to create a specific programmed surface.

Co-micellization of this star copolymer with a second copolymer labeled by a targeting ligand, i.e. biotin, on the pH sensitive block (poly-2-vinylpyridine) is considered here in order to impart possible active targeting of the tumor cells.

Try to keep your paddle as horizontal as possible and use your wrist to impart energy to the ball and to aim it.

Tom Byers, an engineering professor, founded the program in 1996, and says that it aims to impart to fellows this message: "Anything is possible".