Sentence examples for potential permits from inspiring English sources

Note for comparison that more general treatment [10, 11], taking into account dominant role of the central-cell potential, permits of only numerical calculations.

The death-knell for this magical vanished realm came in Al Jolson's words, "You ain't heard nothin' yet!" But we'd certainly heard the last of silence: imagine if modernism had died on the last day of 1922, leaving the masterworks of that annus mirabilis still standing, but with no further development of their potential permitted.

The calculated values of solar energy potential permit the evaluation of the maximum possible performance of energy capture systems.

Measurement of this potential permitted estimation of the local copper ion concentration resulting from their dynamic consumption by electrochemical reduction and their supply by mass transport.

Nonetheless, the accessible ranges of solution composition and deposition potential permit controlled deposition of films in which either (or neither) component is dominant.

Several electrochemical methods such as polarography or potentiometry in combination with extrathermodynamic assumptions, e.g. the assumption of a reference redox system, the assumption of a negligible liquid junction potential or the assumption of a negligible thermal diffusion potential permit the estimation of single-ion transfer properties.

Using time-dependent electric potentials permits deceleration of Rydberg atoms or molecules in a continuously moving electric field gradient.

The cellular potential recording permits the investigation of the central nervous activity.

That, however, was contradicted today by the assistant manager, Mike Phelan, who said it was not because of the player's ability but because of potential work permit problems.

Lipid-producing microalgae have the potential to permit lipid accumulation without demanding for arable land.

Control of Co Ni ratio in solution and deposition potential have permitted to prepare nanometric PtCoNi films with different composition and morphology.