Sentence examples for liberating capabilities from inspiring English sources
Olek's story, in a similar way to Þórudóttir Þorvaldsdóttir's, illuminates the liberating capabilities of the craft: yarn has brought her from the restrictive environment of her home into a life of international gallery shows, forays into performance art, and a unique brand of environmental activism.
The film shows how the sisterhood, support and freedom from male intervention and control liberate these women's capabilities and confidence.
Turning now to flavin-based current production, Figure 3 indicates that, to liberate the maximum capability of the flavin production, the Shewanella strain needs to reduce the biomass production rate to a very low level and increase the reduced cytochrome c production rate to about 30 mmol/gDW/h.
However, since the maximum B value could not exceed 57%, it is indicated that MET could not liberate the maximum metabolic capability of the cell for growth-coupled current production.
The first, as espoused by the late, great Iain M Banks, suggests digital beings with intellectual capabilities greater than our own will most likely be liberated from the destructive desires of their fleshly forebears.
Exerting yourself physically is already (depending on capabilities and the size of your audience) demeaning enough – you don't need an accidentally liberated tit billowing through the air.
Coercive, shameful or liberating?
