Sentence examples for defining potential from inspiring English sources

Murtaza's objections to drone warfare include the difficulty of surrender, the Obama administration's looseness in defining potential targets and the common criticism that the relative cheapness of drone warfare encourages less public scrutiny.

We implemented distance-based criteria with view to defining potential Quiet Areas (QAs) in open country of Greece.

Renal and lateroconal fasciae are laminated, defining potential spaces: the retromesenteric (RMP), the retrorenal (RRP) and lateroconal planes (LP) that all communicate at fascial trifurcation.

Recently, a new window has opened on defining potential type 2 diabetes genes through genome-wide SNP association studies of very large populations of individuals with diabetes.

A new approach, defining potential sizes and shapes of MPA boundaries early in the design process, is presented in a case study.

Advances in research technology have increased knowledge of the biological mechanisms of this disease, providing the basis for defining potential therapeutic targets and designing molecules that interact with them.

And in a chaotic year in the midst of the Vietnam War, they also defined potential and hope.

All these terms are used to define potential design problems.

These levels define potential support for the COMP in the weeks ahead.

To do so, we investigate the newly defined potential of the swarm.

We can now define potential functions which can express this joint posterior distribution.