Sentence examples for Potential for existence from inspiring English sources

This expansion would take place vastly faster than the speed of light, Dr. Guth explains, and would not violate Einstein's special theory of relativity because the expansion would be of potential for existence, rather than actual physical components.

It predicted the potential for the existence of huge hubs like Amazon, and Google, and Yahoo!

The concerted response of these genes suggested a potential for the existence of expression control hubs mediated by specific transcription factors.

The degree to which pastoralists' livestock and wild ungulates compete for grazing and water resources, which in turn shapes the potential for co-existence or even symbiotic interactions, has been the subject of both research and debate within East Africa for decades.

Brown dwarfs don't have much potential for a vibrant existence.

But what kept me here through the years was a core belief that technology had the potential for bettering our existence, and adding value to our lives.

Azhdarchids, by contrast, were recently suggested to have a greater terrestrial competence than any other pterosaur group [14], giving them much greater potential for a flightless existence than giant ornithocheiroids.

Apparently, our findings offer the first evidence for existence of potential TREs in mammalian genomic DNA and the first evidence for a connection between CpG islands and gene-bookmarking by MLL1 to transmit the memory of highly active genes during mitosis.

It is the same reactionary, small-time scheming that has hamstrung the game for so long and the same that has kept the Tigers from reaching their potential for most of their existence.

The constant interaction of these rarely compatible attitudes revealed the novel's potential for philosophical commentary on existence; the dynamic interplay and evolution of the two characters established psychological realism and abandoned prior fiction's static characterizations.

It left me fantasizing about death but not in the way one might typically think of it, but as a potential for another life, another existence where I felt like I fit in.