Sentence examples for potential for setting from inspiring English sources
When Kosovo declared its independence two years ago, many states declined to recognize it because of the potential for setting a precedent of legitimizing secession.
Because of the residual suspicion -- as well as the sheer scale of the property, its prominence and its potential for setting precedents for other land acquisitions -- the negotiations are under intense scrutiny.
The public's fears about the pool have grown in recent months as some scientists have warned that it has the most potential for setting off a new catastrophe, now that the three nuclear reactors that suffered meltdowns are in a more stable state, and as frequent quakes continue to rattle the region.
But the greasy old contraption became a danger in its declining health, as frayed lines leading to the propane tank and a faulty igniter button left my wife and me with a scary alternative: placing lighted matches onto the gas jet atop the grill, which sometimes led to bright orange flames bursting from the unit, with the potential for setting our wooden deck and the rest of our home on fire.
The stand-by energy analysis is similar to the component energy analysis and reveals the potential for setting some components to sleep mode during stand-by.
The time taken for the calculations and the noise mapping accuracy results reveal the potential for setting the map resolution in line with decision-makers' criteria and budget considerations.
(E ) The mean 0-current potential for sets of WT and dKO neurons without and with Cs+ are plotted, along with the individual estimates from each cell.
16– 18 Electrophysiologically, the corresponding Kir2.1 current (IK1) participates in the terminal phase of action potential (AP) repolarization responsible for setting the resting membrane potential in mammalian heart cells.
This is critical information for understanding the potential effects of RNPT, for setting the device prior to therapy and for designing the next generation of these systems.
4-AP-sensitive currents appear to be important in human muscles both for setting membrane potential and for determining the duration of slow wave events.
What you saw was a small test of a potential consumption setting for inline media.
