These works are perfect in structure and beautifully adapted to the potentialities of the wind instrument.
"I'm governed by the potentialities of radio," he told The New York Post in 1944.
Middle age is a period of adjustment between the potentialities of the past and the limitations of the future.
Respect for vegetal life entails nurturing all the potentialities proper to it, including those unproductive from the human point of view.
The range of signaling was thus increased to about 2.4 km (1.5 miles), enough to convince Marconi of the potentialities of this new system of communication.
In Augustan architecture, decidedly conservative and Hellenic, the potentialities of curving and vaulted spaces that had been revealed in the earlier 1st century bc were not realized.
Murrow joined C.B.S. in 1935, as director of its talks-and-special-events department, which involved supervising educational programs dealing with political and scientific subjects and addressing various groups on the potentialities of radio as a medium of education.
It was Jonklaas who told Clarke about the potentialities for underwater exploration around Ceylon, and, as Clarke has said, "I decided that if I survived the Great Barrier Reef I would come back and do a book on Ceylon".
"I wanted to make you something outstanding," McCrea tells his producers, "something you could be proud of, something that would realize the potentialities of film as the sociological and artistic medium that it is.
I contacted Bissell to ask him what he thought about the potentialities of video games as literature, and began by telling him how much I'd loved the literary quality of the Hitchhiker's Guide game.
It reflects the potentialities of their integration for indoor localization.
