Examples of using Can in principle in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The Cheapnet, a free entry-level service offered by commercial vendors of gaming solutions, can in principle also be used to coordinate networked augmented reality representations across the globe.
past or future, can in principle be calculated.
or'pre-constructively,' all of the'information' that can in principle be included in, and thus'read off from, the intuitive construction qua particular instantiation.
If the receiver has some information about the random process that generates the noise, one can in principle recover the information in the original signal by considering all possible states of the noise process.
The report we are today debating can in principle be approved, both as regards the introduction of a harmonized consumer price index
Firstly, it confirms that Turkey can in principle accede to the Treaty of Rome, as can any democratic
committee(under various different names) whose contrary opinion(contrary to that of the Commission, that is) can in principle force the Commission to submit a budget implementation decision to the Council itself.
independence of User Inspectorates, as they are part of the group of the user of pressure equipment and can in principle be involved in the design,
The great majority of delegations can in principle accept a limited extension, but stressed that new
from the switchover and cohesion problems related to the obligation imposed on consumer to switch to digital television can in principle justify that indirect aid accrues to broadcasters as a result of consumer subsidy.
Clearly, the fact that the importer of goods can in principle choose any of the prices agreed in a chain of sales leading to the import of the goods for the purposes of establishing the transaction value has the consequence that cost elements contained in the final price of the goods as paid
The Commission can, in principle, accept Amendments 27 and 31.
Every child can, in principle, learn to read and write.
A public-utility model along these lines can, in principle, operate within capitalism.
The derivative of a function can, in principle, be computed from the definition by considering the difference quotient,
The use of biofuels can, in principle, make a substantial contribution towards reducing Europe's dependence on fossil-based energy sources.
Every team can, in principle, compete, as it is entitled to participate in local tournaments for a qualification to the association cups.
This problem can, in principle, be solved numerically if one possesses a good initial approximation.
Failing that, the Community funds earmarked for this operational programme could, in principle, be transfened to other programmes within the Community support framework for Greece.