Sentence examples for that could be realized from inspiring English sources

Shannon's work clearly distinguished between gains that could be realized by adopting a different encoding scheme from gains that could be realized only by altering the communication system itself.

He said investors had long speculated about the potential value that could be realized from splitting up the company.

"But the challenge was to do something less predictable than Robocop that could be realized in fashion".

I thought that it might be a piece that could be realized at any location on the earth, and that each location would have its unique sonic signature.

He talked about the time and cost savings that could be realized from D.I.Y. open-source manufacturing — an approach that was conducive, he implied, to peak performance.

He finds that the possibility of tracking can be detrimental to industry profits because it diminishes consumers' incentives to search, thereby reducing gains from trade that could be realized in the absence of tracking.

Perhaps the most impractical, and charmingly quixotic, aspect of Partch's project was that it could be realized only on instruments that he himself had constructed.

He added that savings could be realized by "consolidating operations and taking some of the money going into the technical structure and putting it into programming".

The civic potential of return filing is not now realized because of the tremendous complexity of the income tax, but that potential could be realized under a simplified system.

This was intended to generate commitment to the content of the service charter and to ensure that it could be realized.

The three were arrested before the plot that prosecutors described could be realized.