Sentence examples for possible to replicate a from inspiring English sources

Augmented Reality will make it possible to replicate a movie-going experience anywhere, by projecting an image on glass lenses.

That lab has also been wrestling with a big problem of its own the costly delays in building the world's most powerful laser, which would make it possible to replicate a tiny version of an actual nuclear detonation.

Therefore, it was not possible to replicate a herring bait-free area.

25, 26 In this study, a standard patient dose was chosen as we needed proof of concept that it is possible to replicate a physiological pattern of replacement and safety had to be of foremost importance.

Literally any minion from the entire 500-plus card pool can be drawn, something which simply wouldn't be possible to replicate in a tabletop game.

Moreover, the use of video makes it possible to implement quality control procedures, and the short duration of the interview makes it possible to replicate assessment in a given day at different times, in order to reduce the error component due to nycthemeral fluctuations.

Besides the small sample size of our cohort, our findings are limited, at least partly, by the fact that it was not possible to replicate our data in a different cohort of patients, particularly using a prospective design with patients recruited at the start of their treatment.

Although we used a case study and measures related to project management, it is not possible to replicate the full complexity and scope of a real project in a laboratory setting.

"It is still not possible to replicate in the Gulf the experience of an M.B.A. program abroad.

Breaking down SensApp into six separate services improves isolation by restricting how failures can propagate (which is not the case in a monolithic implementation) and makes possible to replicate the database if needed.

In conclusion, he raised the Northern Ireland pilot scheme, saying: "It would be splendid if you felt it might be possible to replicate this exploratory integrated project on the mainland, perhaps as a choice pilot?" Johnson replied that the primary care trusts funding the homeopathy hospitals felt "they have to take into account the clinical effectiveness of any treatments they commission".