Sentence examples for view of possibilities from inspiring English sources

The main concepts and comparative analysis, in view of possibilities and limitations, of these non-destructive techniques are presented in this paper.

Kinzig's first graduate student--attracted to the wider-than-usual view of possibilities for a Ph.D. education--opted to join her lab next fall.

He is indeed considering the view of possibility as conceivability, but in doing so he is merely acknowledging what "everyone commonly means" by 'possible'possible

Magnetite nanoparticles (MNs) is one of the most popular nanomaterial known for its biomedical applications because of its low toxicity for living cells and in the view of possibility of selected targeting of tumor area, through external magnetic field.

"… we' re talking small numbers and I think we need to see some outcome data rather than just my anecdotal subjective views of possibilities".

In view of these possibilities, the overall pattern of iAs carcinogenic effects at low concentrations and possible mechanisms for low-dose effects need further study.

But other researchers retain a broader view of the possibilities for natural-language processing.

They are crucial to the enterprise, but they often have a blinkered view of its possibilities.

Although Mr. Ford rightly addresses the importance of tackling racial inequality, he articulates an artificially narrow view of the possibilities of civil rights litigation.

A growth mindset fosters a broader view of the possibilities: by working together, we can create more value than if we work individually.

Finally, it discusses the relevance of intellectual patrimony and physical location in view of the possibilities offered by information and communication technology (ICT).