Sentence examples for possibly recovered from inspiring English sources
As this error may be present in only a few packets, if at all, and possibly recovered through error correction mechanisms, it is assigned a low negative reward.
Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) can provide highly effective energy conversion systems when their high temperature and high pressure exhaust gases are expanded within a gas turbine (GT), the exhaust heat of the latter being possibly recovered for pre-heating purposes.
The diseased category will include infected and/or dead individuals, and the healthy category will include susceptible individuals, i.e. not yet infected, and possibly recovered individuals.
To detect which OTUs were possibly recovered as bacterial strains, we constructed a phylogenetic tree using the sequences of the 15 most abundant bacterial OTUs (representing over 72%and88%8% of the consortia in RWS and TWS, respectively) in addition to 20 sequences retrieved from the bacterial strains.
The U.S. economy cannot possibly recover without the full availability of insurance".
Bonus fun: here's Cato explaining, after Argentina's devaluation, that it can't possibly recover (pdf) until it dollarizes and cuts taxes.
From his corner, after the ninth, came an urgent and somewhat self-defeating command: "Everyone calm down!" In the tenth, McGregor kept staggering and Mayweather kept punching, and eventually the referee decided that, while most viewers surely wanted to see McGregor suffer some more, and possibly recover, he himself did not.
The question of what to do with spent nuclear fuel from civilian power reactors has stirred renewed interest in reprocessing — that is, chopping up the fuel, retrieving materials that can power a reactor and possibly recovering the most troublesome waste products so they can be broken up in the reactor into easier-to-handle elements.
Some of its Nigerian fields had leases set to expire before the company could possibly recover the oil it claimed as proved reserves.
This paper addresses the problems of broadcasting messages in a reliable and totally ordered manner assuming a crash-recovery model, i.e., a model where processes and channels may crash and possibly recover.
Even if they could win, the cost of pursuing this is substantially greater than any amount they can possibly recover so they usually don't.
