Sentence examples for the possibility of reformulating from inspiring English sources

Similar results are then obtained for linear positive switched systems by exploiting the possibility of reformulating a switched system as an impulsive system.

This is especially significant in view of the possibility of reformulating set theory itself in mereological terms a possibility that is extensively worked out in the works of Bunt (1985) and especially Lewis (1991, 1993b).

Sider (1993) notes a problem: van Inwagen's paraphrase strategy presupposes that there are simples and not gunk (in other words, it presupposes that all objects decompose into minimal parts, 'simples') and there is no straightforward way of reformulating it so as to take into account the possibility of gunk.

Furthermore, we formulate a bilevel programming problem, reformulated into a mixed integer linear problem (MILP), to study the possibility of coupling cell growth with ethanol production.

In 2004, the authors collectively began reformulating the process of obtaining Agincourt HDSS data to include both technical training and the possibility of exploratory analysis of the data prior to requesting a custom dataset.

Lee (1982) reformulates this observed variation in sign languages, quoting Joos' (1961) five styles, thereby introducing the possibility of a range of linguistic varieties rather than a simple dichotomy.

The possibility of the merger?

Or the possibility of one.

The possibility of gridlock looms.

Consider the possibility of deafness.

Examine the possibility of dysthymia.