Now if it exists for infinite time let this capacity be actualized; and it will be in actuality at once existent and non-existent.
Similarly, Peter Morriss (2002) and Lukes (2005) define power as a dispositional concept, meaning, as Lukes puts it, that power "is a potentiality, not an actuality — indeed a potentiality that may never be actualized" (2005, 69).
A parallel assumption is made about any possible world good enough to be actualized by an omnipotent, omniscient, morally perfect, aesthetically perfect being, e.g., by a maximally great divinity such as God.
must be actualized over thousands of hands.
A selective polling of the recent literature demonstrates that this can be actualized in many ways.
When limits of applicability are exceeded or when the error is too big, the parameters must be actualized.
Some critical issues such as structural material, harsh operating condition and high capital costs were considered obstacles to be actualized.
But their "courage and persistence," achieving "what couldn't be actualized over decades," left her shocked and inspired": "I truly felt honored and really wanted to go to Tahrir".
The design approach of this paper is implemented on NPS II; nonetheless, this point of view can be actualized on any AUV using the same technique.
These results clearly demonstrate that high performance can be actualized by the subtle combination of hybridized electrodes with high voltage formulated ionogel polymer electrolytes.
This world would be actualized in the plays and stories that he crafted after 1890, which would define his oeuvre and establish his reputation: "The Seagull," "Uncle Vanya," "The Cherry Orchard," and "Ward No. 6".
