"The GALA Committee sought to work with commercial television by actively approaching it as a proper site in which to develop possibilities for education, to generate the transfer of information, and to layer narratives and poetic constructions.
A final issue relates to whether geovisualization developments are motivated by known requirements, the need for solutions or developing possibilities, and the desire to explore and apply them.
The engagement of users is essential for developing extended possibilities for management and support in future interventions involving information and communication technology (ICT).
There is a need to develop new possibilities for learning this crucial competence area.
'The aim of the work has been to, by means of team cooperation, develop the possibilities for rehabilitation among patients with long-term or chronic pain, as a part of the multimodal rehabilitation that is offered patients here at the healthcare units'.
Recently, cell culture models that release HCV viral particles have been developed providing new possibilities for molecular studies of the HCV life cycle and virus-cell interactions [ 22- 24].
Further studies are needed concerning how to develop clients´ possibilities for self-determination and integrity as social assistance clients, and how public institutions can support the provision of resilience-enhancing social services.
Understanding how genetic alterations give rise to the cancer epigenome will offer new possibilities for developing better prognostic and therapeutic strategies.
However, these countries have used a variety of instruments that institutions such as the World Bank and IMF would now seek to eliminate as possibilities for developing countries.
The European Union's proposal to open its market to unlimited duty-free imports from the world's 50 poorest countries "would totally destroy our possibilities for developing orderly production and will result in grave and irreparable damage," Prime Minister P. J. Patterson of Jamaica declared at a news conference.
The cephalopods' motor control systems reveal much about the possibilities for developing adaptive units that use embodied organisation, a set-up where the autonomous nervous system of body parts, the control centre of the brain and the stimulae within the environment interact, as seen in octopuses.
