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Sentence Examples The seamless transit of the outer atmosphere, made possible by a virtually frictionless energy shield, passed within a few minutes. One version, now seen as discredited, suggests it was made possible by a tidal wave caused by an underwater volcanic eruption. My second example is the recent establishment of a professorship of Modern Arabic, made possible by a benefaction from the Sultan of Oman. All of this has been made possible by the generous contributions of many benefactors at home and abroad. Open to the public and free to attend, the event has been made possible by generous support from club benefactors and sponsors. The lamp also works on a counter balance system, not a spring system, and the balance is made possible by counterweights combined with two arms. The high rate is not intended as an introductory offer, according to the company, and it says the rate is made possible by a low cost base. The beat of simultaneity is made possible by intervals of non-presence or pause. The S40 features a transverse 5-cylinder in-line engine made possible by shrinking the engine's outer dimensions. There's the increase in in-house publication, made possible by the same lowered barriers. The achievement of the Authorised Version was made possible by a team of translators working and improving upon previous translations. Here the rapid development of the piano was important, with its expanding range of pitch and dynamics and the effects made possible by pedalling. Nor is it a charge made possible by the Patriot Act, a simple overzealous attempt to keep America safe. The shop is known for its detailed hand-painted mats, a product made possible by his staff's artistic backgrounds. Of course, the smaller groove also required a smaller needle, and that, too, was made possible by World War II materials technology. All this was made possible by the convergence of several trends half a century ago. The outlines of soft tissue is made possible by radiolucent fat which surrounds intra-abdominal organs. The second component of this revolution was the reintroduction of breech-loading, made possible by improved technology and especially obturation. Young men preferred bare legs made possible by wearing short skirts, especially those made from kidskin because of its smooth hairs. Thirdly, there was an explosion of country banks, made possible by the relaxation in the rules governing the supply of money. Show More Sentences The lectureships are an example of the partnership between the Foundation and industry and are made possible by a grant to the Foundation. These meals are made possible by the generosity of a squad of volunteer cooks. In the mining industry, the production of TNT is made possible by the electrophilic nitration of toluene. Such interpenetration and diffusion of ideas, images, and information is made possible by the Internet on a global scale. All of it is made possible by the creative energy that is released each time Thomas sits at his easel to paint. Such commerce on the national scale was made possible by China's system of navigable waterways, partly natural and partly man-made. These raids were made possible by Operation Refresh, which will also be targeting street drinking, begging and ticket touts. This stretch is made possible by the presence of nitrergic inhibitory nerves, excited in a swallow, in both longitudinal muscle layers within this short segment. Bordered by nine countries, its mineral wealth is brazenly plundered, made possible by an infernally weak state in which corruption, violence and lawlessness are rife. We have long said that the cyclical recovery currently underway at macro level has only been made possible by aggressive cost-cutting at the individual company level. On Monday, he personally thanked Edward Snowden for highlighting some of the abuses made possible by his invention. They were all self-indulgences only made possible by his great wealth. The assault was a blitzkrieg attack made possible by months of planning. His rapprochement with his former ideological enemies was made possible by a shift in the radical politics of the seventies from nihilism to populism. This was made possible by the Department of Veteran's decision to construct a nominal roll of all who served in the Australian Forces during World War Two. Vegetable koftas from white gram, dahi vadas, pakoras of spinach, fenugreek and onions have all been made possible by them without the use of any cooking medium. He refused to allow his actors to use makeup, an unheard-of conceit at that time but one made possible by the recent introduction of panchromatic film. The rapid changes in shade and colour are made possible by cells called chromatophores, which are full of pigment and can expand or contract under nervous control. Call centres are made possible by toll-free phone numbers, cheap long-distance, special phone banks, and globally linked corporate computer systems. They eagerly turned to literature printed in the East to acquire fluency in the expressive, if nonverbal, rhetoric made possible by this new sensibility. Show More Sentences The dome restoration was made possible by two private gifts that funded all of the gold leaf used in the gilding as well as other parts of the restoration. His cold water endurance swims are made possible by his ability to elevate his core body temperature while psyching himself up before he enters the water. The major powers generally want to limit proliferation of nuclear power precisely because of its links to weaponry, which is made possible by the enrichment of uranium. Mass movements of soils and bedrock erosion in the headwater parts of stream watersheds represent the initial stages of material transport that is made possible by physical weathering. This coincided with the enormous growth of the Dutch merchant fleet, made possible by the cheap mass production of the fluyt sailing ship types. If the troughs are made possible by differentiation, then the cracks aren't just troughs, they're graben. The news industry is undergoing a massive disintermediation due to the ubiquitous low-cost communication made possible by the internet. This crossing is made possible by three ferry lines, Arnold Transit Company, Shepler's Ferry, and Star Line Ferry. This is made possible by several microcameras with fisheye lenses, mounted on the sides, the rear end and the front end of the vehicle. As someone said, what was happening was a revolution for democracy, against autocracy, led by theocracy, made possible by xerocracy. On these pages, users will experience themed cursors and Cursor Ads, made possible by Comet Systems' new technology. The peaceful revolution of the East German people during September and October 1989 was made possible by the Gorbachev era of perestroika. The JBL Reflect Response BT and the JBL Synchros S210 BT offer an elevated consumer experience, made possible by wave-to-control technology. The nose mounting for its Phazotron Arbalet radar is made possible by its 30-mm 2A42 cannon being mounted well aft on the starboard side. This programme was made possible by extraordinary financial generosity, which came from the Evangelical awakening and the wealth of the emerging middle class. In this Greek nomos, Cacciari argues, the land limited the expansionist reach made possible by the sea and therefore contained the potential hybris of thalassocracies. Combined with the wider audience made possible by recording, this led to a renewed focus on particular star conductors and on a high standard of orchestral execution. MediaSign also double-checked the badge's serial number against a constantly updated list of invalidated badges, providing an added feature made possible by automation. The increasing use of e-mail made possible by the proliferation of personal computers is having an effect on the design of Japanese business cards. It was made possible by a revolution against French hegemony under the regime of the regent Mary of Guise, who had governed Scotland in the name of her absent daughter. Show More Sentences The visit is made possible by Billabong as part of its East Coast Tour. This behaviour is made possible by the unique hinging mechanism of their beak, which allows the upper and lower biting edges to meet at any of a number of angles. The trend toward digital TV, high-definition content and sleek, ergonomic home theater systems is made possible by Analog Devices' advanced signal processing solutions. This is made possible by the almost instantaneous demotivation of acronyms, which enables processes such as remotivation, backronymy and playfulness. This migration was made possible by the newly won influence of physicists such as Sir John Randall, who had helped win the war with inventions such as radar. During the Industrial Revolution cotton manufacture changed from a domestic to a mechanised industry, made possible by inventions and advances in technology. Botanist expanded their knowledge of different plant remedies, seeds, bulbs, uses of dried and living plants through continuous interchange made possible by printing. In North America, the identification of birds, once thought possible only by shooting was made possible by the emergence of optics and field identification guides. This early into the program, we've been able to retain drivers on multiple occasions because of exonerations made possible by the DriveCam Program. CartonSpec's high speed reliability is made possible by Roberts PolyPro's newly developed vacuum system that holds cartons steady while the LVS camera inspects them. The Festival is being made possible by the contributions of the Japanese Consulate General in Istanbul, the Besiktas Municipality and Tiglon Communication Systems Company. Examples from Classical Literature The first form is known as upward luxation and is made possible by rupture of the mesial femeropatellar ligament. But he still had something to do, the final act made possible by his redemption. This is made possible by means of interaction and by shared resources. Adiprene K is made possible by a unique blocked curative composed of a methylene dianiline-NaCl complex. The power generation is made possible by a 13-metre long, 20-tonne Archimedean screw, which is driven by the flow of the River Wear. Endurance is made possible by reason of the element of divisibility. Our customers are enjoying the benefits of consistently accurate, timely and complete medical transcriptions that are made possible by Spryance's operational excellence. The award was made possible by the DRLC's outstanding legal and support staff, law student externs, volunteers and its passionate board of directors. This project was made possible by an endowment from the inheritance left by the potter-couple Issachar and Judith Benyamini specifically for the ceramic arts. Find more words! 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