Sentence examples for the prospect of constructing from inspiring English sources

More speculatively, there is the prospect of constructing the virus afresh from the DNA sequence data that have been available in the open literature since 1993.

Software-Defined Networks are important in Computer Science (at least in the communications and networking part of CS) because they offer the prospect of constructing networks that have improved properties, not least those of flexibility and evolvability.

Gordin argues convincingly that by the early 20th century, debates about the prospect of shared constructed languages were of real interest to scientists.

He is unfazed by the prospect of having to construct coalitions to support every piece of new legislation.

In assessing how these writers affected and were affected by the culture in which they lived, and in examining their varied reactions to the prospect of aging, Looser constructs careful portraits of each of her subjects and explains why many turned toward retrospection in their later works.

What the country was told to expect was the second hung Parliament in a row, and the prospect of tortuous negotiations and maneuvering to construct a new government.

More recently, item response theory (IRT) measurement models have entered the field and researchers are increasingly enthusiastic for the prospect of deriving better definitions of underlying constructs and the opportunity to turn attention away from static tests and scales to items and the incremental information they provide [ 7].

Taken together, recent technological advances make the prospect of a 'sequencing singularity' a tantalising prospect.

While Labour was contemplating the prospect of a post-election "progressive alliance", David Cameron went ahead and constructed one.

But many in Westhampton Village — a diverse mix of Catholics, Protestants and Jews — say they fear the prospect of more Orthodox Jews moving in if the eruv is constructed.

But as General Powell grapples with the diplomatic consequences, including restive European allies and the prospect of renewed tensions with Russia and China, he may be less eager to construct the system than Mr. Rumsfeld.