Sentence examples for possible to master from inspiring English sources

The instrument can be played either as an accompaniment to music or all by itself, & it is possible to master a rudimentary technique after 5 minutes' practice.

Schwartz marvels that Fermi, working when it was still possible to "master all of physics," did so "across all subdisciplines of the field — astrophysics, nuclear physics, particle physics, condensed matter physics, even geophysics".

As Mr. Mottahedeh noted, Mr. Yarshater is the last of a generation of scholars who believed it possible to master the grand sweep of human history, along with several languages.

For example, a claim that 'there are no substantive a priori ties between the concept of pain and the concept of C-fiber stimulation' has been backed up by the point that 'it is in principle possible to master either of these concepts fully without having mastered the other' (Hill 1997, 76).

And I'd add that it's not really possible to master writing because there's always something new to learn.

This reflects the necessity to evaluate adolescent functioning in multiple areas, because it is possible to master certain areas while having difficulties in others.

If it's true, as Elisabeth Kübler-Ross argued in On Death and Dying, that "if denial is no longer possible, we can attempt to master death by challenging it", then Doughty is indeed a passionate challenger.

"Mobile gamers will be able to experience the dangerous and gruelling nature of the racing sport under every weather condition possible as they aim to master the rally circuits to become the ultimate champion in this authentic mobile iteration of the World Rally Championship".

The Facial Action Coding System, or FACS, the assemblage of all the possible facial combinations, takes weeks to master in its entirety, and only five hundred people around the world have been certified to use it in research.

Though I did not have a reserved place, I always arranged for the waiters to put me as close as possible to the master León de Greiff — bearded, gruff, charming — who would begin his tertulia, his literary talk, at dusk with some of the most famous writers of the day, and end it with his chess students at midnight, awash in cheap liquor.

However, it has not been possible to build master curves for the complex Young modulus E* for the copolymers.