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).
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.
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.
Then the computers generate possibilities around those games.
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".
The introduction of lifting implementations for image wavelet decomposition generated possibilities of several applications and several adaptive decomposition variations.
Honan et al. (2000: 22), for example, see agency as using power "to generate possibilities … that move beyond what powerful others could have imagined".
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.
Do we resign ourselves to hopeless notions of the future or become leaders --wherever we are-- to generate possibilities where none exist?
Furthermore, retrospective reporting will always generate possibilities of recall bias.
