Indeed a favorite example from Bergson's work involved an actor reflecting upon a prior process of choosing and interpreting it as if it had been a choice between two clearly defined possibilities, whereas in fact the process often oscillated between several options, retaining, reproducing, comparing, and modifying them in succession.
If politics is the art of the possible, Clintonism is defining possibility downward.
A damage measure index is then proposed as the product of the nominal stiffness reduction and the defined possibility of damage existence.
Define possibility as broadly as possible.
Then you imagine and define the possibilities of what a business can improve and achieve, says Alex Nisbett, a service designer at Livework.
Indeed, it is impossible to specify what the market is in isolation from the rules that define the possibilities and terms of exchange.
Several songs, notably Alone Again Or, And More Again and A House is Not a Motel, came to define the possibilities and menace of flower-power Los Angeles: "Sitting on a hillside watching all the people die," sang Lee, "I'll feel much better on the other side".
For instance, he suggests that one might define epistemic possibilities in terms of whether a sentence (or set of sentences) seems coherent after a specified amount of "cognitive work".
The search is directed not toward a single principle to explain the majority of cases and against which exceptions can be judged, but toward a set of principles that define the possibilities (or probabilities).
