The openness of younger generations may generate possibilities for informing specific groups of (female) migrants, in which other issues related to pregnancy care are also discussed, or for the use of social media.
After rigorously researching a client's needs, Koolhaas and his staff generate possibilities for a complementary form, sometimes producing more than thirty designs before identifying the smartest one — which, to Koolhaas, "is usually the one that is the most beautiful as well".
Behaviors, beliefs, and self-understandings are increasingly pathologized as syndromes and disorders, including through the identification of new "types" of person (in turn generating possibilities for new forms of identity politics) (Elliott 2003a and 2003b; Rose 1997).
The introduction of lifting implementations for image wavelet decomposition generated possibilities of several applications and several adaptive decomposition variations.
Previously, only politicians focused on health would get involved with soda tax proposals, but the new strategy brings in politicians who are looking for new revenue generating possibilities for projects for their constituents, explains Brownell.
Then the computers generate possibilities around those games.
A combinatorial assembly of various peptide domains generates enormous possibilities for variation and precision required for functioning and adaptation of multicellular organisms.
This knowledge generates new possibilities for the government of certain bodies which are seen as 'risky', dangerous, and in need of attention (Lupton 1995).
The rapidly declining cost of genotyping due to recent advances in next-generation sequencing technologies has generated new possibilities for QTL mapping using large early generation populations.
This concept (1) excludes the infinity of individual experience by generalization with a teleological focus and (2) opens our mind to generate more possibilities for the efficient application of general laws.
