If economic units could not be controlled in this fashion, the market-organized system could not possibly function.
The sweat glands in the hairy skin of subhuman primates possibly function subliminally, although they are structurally similar to those of humans.
I do feel almost apologetic damning Days of Future Past on the basis of a single trailer, but would be keen to hear how readers think the film can possibly function on a character-driven level with so many superheroes to get through.
The panel discussed a number of questions, such as: can society possibly function with so many people driving so many cars?; is global gridlock inevitable?; will the transport of basic items such as food and medicine become a fraught and unpredictable challenge?
Thus, RFT1 could possibly function redundantly with Hd3a in promoting rice flowering as another florigen.
These variables are not statistically independent; the sensor and transceiver cannot possibly function if either the processor or the battery fails.
Some of these species possibly function as 'capping reagents' or stabilizer, which direct crystal shape during the crystallization and stabilize the GNPs.
The choroid plexus, a barrier between the blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), is known to accumulate lead (Pb) and also possibly function to maintain brain's homeostasis of Aβ, an important peptide in the etiology of Alzheimer's disease.
Finally, talking about candidate relata, we talk about types of objects that possibly function as the relata of an instance of the reduction-relation, rather than these objects themselves.
Cicero's spokesman Scipio adheres to Greek philosophical principles in declaring that "the commonwealth cannot possibly function without justice" (II.70), adhering to the standard abstract definition in an Aristotelian vein of justice as "giving each their due" (ius suum cuique tribuere).
In terms of notations, ( B ( t ) ) t ≥ 0 is a standard n-dimensional Brownian motion, Σ is an n × n matrix, possibly function of v or other variables, and Σ ⋅ d B i ( t ) denotes the i th component of the vector Σ ⋅ d B ( t ).
