As indicated previously, invoked attitude refers to the ways in which tokens of attitude- that is, implications of attitudinal stances as opposed to relatively more explicitly attitudinal acts- can be made potential for readers in any text.
These characteristics of the composites may make them have potential for many electronic applications in the future.
He noted that this approach "makes no economic sense," since it would mean a smaller audience, and therefore hobble the money-making potential, for Time Warner; Stephenson surely is also aware that a strategy that limits A.T. & T.'s own content would not pass regulatory muster.
Despite their money-making potential for the players, the "process demonstrations" met with mixed results.
James rightly points out that he needed the muscle of drugs companies to press home the urgency of the unfolding obesity problem as a global public health issue, but didn't he see the money-making potential for the drug companies in defining obesity as an "epidemic"?
This chapter presents a study, which examined the collaborative decision-making potential for a nature conservation corridor to be established in an existing multiple right-of-way (ROW) that includes two natural gas pipelines and an electrical transmission line.
Besides, Sb and S are comparatively abundant, low-cost, and low-toxicity elements, making it potential for large-scale application.
This does not involve the p450 system, making the potential for drug drug interactions low.
The scope of these powers should make the potential for abuse clear.
These platforms work by identifying abstractions of algorithms that make the potential for parallelism apparent.
"[These developments] also make the potential for triggering [tipping points] and feedback loops much larger".
