Sentence examples for generating possibilities from inspiring English sources

There are countless programs that attempt to determine passwords, both by guessing common passwords and by randomly generating possibilities and trying them all, or a combination of the two.

Analyses suggest teaching practices have the potential to mobilize meaning negotiations and active participation, positioning and counter-positioning, generating possibilities of integration of knowledge systems and self-development oriented to the future.

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).

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.

So we confirmed generating possibility of the generator at low frequency range.

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.

Why can't intuition be a process that generates possibilities?

Then the computers generate possibilities around those games.

Thus the only productive and intelligent way to generate possibilities for strategy choice is to consider matched sets of choices.

At the moment, the U.S. political configuration generates possibilities for consolidation of power in a loosely accountable executive that are similar to the period surrounding Mussolini's rise.

At the same time, through women's use of public space, the ethic of care generates possibilities for women to give and receive care from others and themselves, and creates possibilities for extending care to encompass public spaces.