Sentence examples for previously possible with from inspiring English sources

Focus on creating solutions that were only previously possible with expensive proprietary data or not possible at all.

Photography provided a method of storing information in less space and more accurately than was previously possible with narrative information.

That has not been previously possible with books sold in digital form, as they could not be transferred from one user's account to another.

Quantum computing represents tremendous promise to completely alter technology as we've known it, allowing operations that weren't previously possible with traditional computing.

Advances in South African space physics research and related disciplines require better spatial and time resolution ionospheric information than was previously possible with the existing ionosonde network.

The speaker is just 3.5 inches deep and delivers bass down to 27 Hz, a feat not previously possible with an in-wall.

The acquisition gives Cisco access to technology permitting wireless communications at speeds previously possible only with wired connections.

What was previously possible only with 8-16 high-end DSLR cameras and expensive software or depth sensors is now combined into a single, tiny camera module with stereo lenses paired with IR sensors.

Rapid maturation makes E2-Crimson suitable for kinetic experiments that were previously possible only with GFP and its derivatives (14).

The proteomic approach used in the present study combining 2D-DIGE and multivariate modelling provided a more comprehensive comparison of the protein profiles of the human trapezius and vastus lateralis muscle, than previously possible to obtain with immunohistochemistry or SDS-PAGE alone.

The use of image analysis techniques based on transparent substrates and 3D imaging using X-ray and neutron tomography technologies or fluorescent and luminescent proteins in conjunction with specifically designed devices should improve our understanding of how roots respond to high mechanical impedance with much better resolution, compared with that previously possible at the macroscopic level.