Sentence examples for view of possibility from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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).

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

(i) Currently the question is being actively discussed of the equivalence of various Lorenz-like systems and the possibility of universal consideration of their behavior [27 29] in view of the possibility of the reduction of such systems to the same normal form with the help of various reversible transformations.

Guggenheim's own view of the possibility of belonging to any sort of world had grown exceedingly bleak.

In view of this possibility, it becomes a positive likelihood that for the next generation they will be the only frame of reference.

The Egyptians are under pressure from Washington, particularly in view of the possibility of a war with Iraq, to ease tensions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

But I think there's also a danger in adopting a completely bleak view of the possibility of reform, because it amplifies the danger that we'll adopt an attitude of learned helplessness toward Wall Street.