Sentences with phrase «now feasible»

With the introduction of the Smart Connector on the iPad Pro, the features Apple outlines for its next - generation covers are now feasible Smart Cover upgrades, as opposed to just neat ideas that may or may not be useful in the future.

Other than nuclear power, there is now no feasible large scale potential source of energy.

In light of these news, along with the fact that Nintendo has begun allocating their resources towards their new gaming platform, the Nintendo Switch, which is scheduled for a global release in March 2017, it is now feasible that Pikmin 4's development has been moved from the Wii U to the Switch.

The study found that it's now feasible in dogs to collect a tumor sample and perform molecular profiling in less than a week's time, a clinically practical window.

So, longitudinal data are now feasible for reading and mathematics.

Unbiased diagnosis of all pathogens in a single test by metagenomic next - generation sequencing is now feasible, but has been limited to date by concerns regarding sensitivity and sample - to - answer turnaround times.

«I think that shipboard measurements are now feasible, since the lab experiments have given us clues as to what to search for as far as a signal of the animal mixing,» he said.

It is now feasible for researchers to characterize thousands of single cells in one experiment.

He used adult cells — first in mice, although the technique is now feasible in human cells — to make stem cells that can form a wide range of other cells, essentially turning their cellular clocks back to infancy so they could mature into different adults.

We propose that it is now feasible to validate the dimers as biomarkers for this disease,» says Carulla.

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For now, we still trust that the crowd is smart enough to figure out how feasible a product really is.

While the technology for fully - autonomous vehicles is still being perfected, it is now considered much more feasible than it once was.

There are a lot of very smart, very capable people, who I respect, saying we're in a content bubble [and] there's way too much content being made right now for what's economically feasible.

I would like to bring them all on board and offer comprehensive health benefits for everybody, but right now it's not feasible because we're a small company.

Unlike existing mainstream infrastructure promotion policies, which include financing agencies, delivery programs, and even promotional agencies and embassy staff around the world, ePlatforms are relatively straightforward and inexpensive to implement, and now technologically feasible.

Right now, the process of removing salt from sea water is too energy - intensive to be economically feasible on a large scale.

Do you think 16 years between now and 50 is feasible?

Social media is now ingrained into the fabric of our lives, and it is no longer feasible to completely abstain from it.

Assess the over all situation — is it financially feasible to quit your job right now?

Now, it may not be productive or feasible for an operator to include each member of the supply chain in every purchasing decision.

grad student it's not a feasible purchase for me right now.

Measuring food waste in Europe is now more feasible than ever.

I preferred the blow up option, but I am now of the belief that it was hardly feasible in current context, even worse with our biggest assets not being 100 %, positions with little market, or under controle for 2020 - 21 when the next wave arrives.

This is more feasible now that there are only 10 FBS conferences instead of 11.

It's just not feasible, we have more money now but don't think we can compete on their level.

Now at least you can properly assess this and say what do we like, what do we not like, what's feasible and what's not.

Given the top five's blistering form to the beginning of the season, Champions League qualification now appears solely feasible by winning this year's edition of the Europa League.

Sir Alex's men slipping up twice between now and the end of the season is feasible, what isn't is expecting Chelsea not to come a cropper at least a couple times in their remaining fixtures, as consistency hasn't been a word associated with the West London club for quite some time.

but again, there were too many questions like «where do i start, what is feasible in my district, why did the chocolate milk come back and why is it so hard to get it off the menu (i know the answer to that now), why are there so many excuses and not enough nourishing food for kids, why does it have to take a decade or three to make a few menu reform changes?

Living in the country's biggest city, Tanner, now 33, realized how this labor - intensive way of cooking was not feasible for the vast majority of Americans.

Now we have to pay for upstate nuclear plants that are not economically feasible.

And up till now, there has not been any feasible AD person defecting to the Peoples Democratic Party or any of those parties.

Rockey says that shifting the 60,000 graduate students and postdocs now on research grants to training grants «would not be practical or feasible, at least in the short term.»

«Our work demonstrates that the generation of genome sequences from a large number of archaic human individuals is now technically feasible, and opens the possibility to study Neandertal populations across their temporal and geographical range,» says Janet Kelso, the senior author of the new study.

Remotely - controlled robots had assisted in some trans - atlantic operations before now and doctors had consulted on procedures from a distance, but the time lag imposed by existing telecommunications technology was considered too great to make full telesurgery feasible over long ranges.

Although the type of device that would need to be designed exists, and producing it would be feasible, right now there is no possibility of doing this in a controlled way.»

Those analyses will continue to be posted to the program's website for now, although Hourihan would like to expand the interactive dashboard, as feasible, in the future.

Whether postdocs will attain that coveted designation is not yet clear, but it is now certainly «at least feasible,» Grant says.

«Our work shows that the U.S. power sector could meet the Paris Agreement goals even without the Clean Power Plan, and that the path to compliance can be a collection of politically feasible, minimally invasive actions — if we plan ahead and start now,» said David Rode, a recent Ph.D. graduate from the Department of Social and Decision Sciences.

Yardley's study gives hope that this technology is feasible now, and in a world whose coal lust is unlikely to diminish, quick reactions — in sandstone or by coal plants — may be just what is needed.

«With parallel analysis, it's now more feasible and will make leadership - class simulations easier.»

A representative for the World Health Organization (WHO) adds that using vaccines now «would not be ethical, feasible, or wise.»

Feasible stem cell — based therapies are now on the horizon.»

Now, the costs of collecting and analyzing all these datasets have come down, so it's finally feasible to use them in tandem to answer big biological questions.

The expense and technical difficulties of aiming X-ray lasers at targets thousands of miles away in outer space had seemed insurmountable, but Dirk Bouwmeester, a former post doc under Penrose who is now a professor of physics at the University of California at Santa Barbara, saw a way to make it feasible.

The control system could serve as a technically simple and feasible add - on to other devices, with EEG caps and hardware now emerging on the consumer market.

Right now, pumping up the haze in the stratosphere to block some sunlight looks the most feasible, the working group concluded, but this approach still has serious and inevitable drawbacks such as worsening drought.

«Due to global warming, oil exploration in the Arctic has become feasible along with the shipment of oil through the Northwest Passage, the water body between Canada and the Arctic that used to be frozen throughout the year, but has now become open for navigation in the summer,» noted Boufadel, a professor of civil and environmental engineering who specializes in the impact of oil spills on coastal regions and, more generally, on oil behavior in diverse environments.

«Eventually, I guess that's how people are going to have to go, but I don't think it's feasible» right now, Chung said.

Previously, methods for such testing would have been too costly and labor intensive, Sucher says, but new methods now make it more feasible.