Sentence examples for the possibility of resolution from inspiring English sources

So much information is withheld in the story, to the point that even the possibility of resolution is deferred.

Mexicans sceptical about this kind of literature, though, should note Italian crime fiction, which pointedly accommodates ambiguity about the possibility of resolution and the role of the investigator.

The movie's deliciously jolting open-endedness is the wink of a sarcastic moralist who knows that bad invites worse: each of its unresolved strands invites the possibility of resolution by way of some sort of grave crime.

Delirium is characterized by its fluctuation, with the possibility of resolution over a long period of evaluation.

He also issued a statement that seemed to leave open the possibility of some resolution.

The death of Pope Gregory IX in 1241 at first promised the possibility of a resolution.

Instead of hitting notes, he dances around them in a continuous, lightly dissonant musical shadow play that teases you with the possibility of a resolution after all the ducking and feinting.

· 'You're calling up and you're trying to deal with the gas or the electric, you're talking to a call centre on the phone but you're basically powerless, whereas if you could walk into a shop and meet a person you would feel there might be the possibility of a resolution' - one of the older participants at the National Consumer Council's meetings.

Immunoelectron tomography offers the possibility of high resolution imaging of individual ultrastructural features in a cellular context.

The latter method is widely used due to automation and the possibility of increased resolution of measurements of within-growth ring variation (Evans et al. [2001]).

In this paper the possibility of continuous resolution of dl-phenylalanine, catalyzed by l-aminoacylase in a ultrafiltration membrane reactor (UFMR) is presented.