Sentence examples for achievements possibilities from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily a new wave, or a new style, or even the latest new generation, but a roster of achievements, possibilities and reasons to keep paying attention.

The forced intimacy of the installation illuminates the achievements, personalities, possibilities and dangers encompassed by the digital world.

This contribution has two aims: To review the achievements and possibilities of TASTE and to present an analysis of the relation exposure dose to Mw and Tg, which is the cornerstone of TASTE.

They all served as symbols of pride, achievement and possibility.

"I don't want to present that space as an idealised space of achievement and possibility without fostering a reflection or recognition of the context of that reality – our privileged access to that".

Swedish photographer Maja Daniels' portraits and landscapes, taken before the recent outbreak of violence between Palestinians and Israelis, speak to the achievements and inherent possibilities that still remain.

As an aspiring musician I spent many hours and days admiring the achievements and absorbing possibilities of the life of an artist in a space which was unique yet totally accessible.

Over the course of time analytical achievements provide additional possibilities for case work analysis we could not imagine a couple of years earlier.

The current epistemological inquiry into emergence and research on swarm intelligence, superorganisms and biologically inspired cognitive architecture may lead to new achievements on the possibilities of synthetic biology in explaining cognitive processes.

New achievements offer the possibility to surpass the resolution limit of conventional light microscopy down to the nanometer scale and require improved bioinformatics tools able to handle the analysis of large amounts of data.

One of the main achievements was the possibility to obtain information on the past history of populations, especially in the case of human populations (Shriver et al. 1997; Reich and Goldstein 1998).