For general discussions of the extent of possibility see the volume edited by Gendler and Hawthorne 2002.
The extent of these possibilities captured the imagination of the internet, with tech journalists and social media users speculating about its applications for good and, more pressingly, evil.
"Younger scientists currently benefit to a great extent of the possibilities which ESF offers through the Research Networking Programmes (RNPs), European Collaborative Research Programmes (EUROCORES) and the European Research Conferences," the open letter says.
Interestingly enough, all the governments between 1955 and 1973 tried, to the extent of their possibilities, to deepen the import-substitution process, which was still backed by an increasingly weakened coalition of workers and industrialists.
Perhaps the Kreung's sexual values are revolutionary; perhaps they represent an extent of human possibility to which progressives should aspire.
"It's, to some extent, a display of possibilities.
Imaging demonstrates a varied appearance based on the timing of radiographic evaluation, extent of inflammation and possibility of prior intervention [4, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15].
The locus of control was measured by a single question about the extent of the perceived possibility of influencing lifestyle and/or health behaviour (' To what extent do you feel that you can influence your health by changing your lifestyle and/or behaviour?').
To some extent the degree of possibility is determined by the presence or absence of regional nodal involvement.
This evidence reveals that in evaluating Newton's achievement Hume is pessimistic about the extent and possibility of knowledge of nature.
What united them in my mind was how they guided me as brilliant beacons at a time when I was discovering the full extent of twentieth-century musical possibility.
