Sentence examples for marked possibility from inspiring English sources

For a time, about 1830, there was a marked possibility that French Romantic poetry might veer toward radical politics and the socialism of utopian writers such as Henri de Saint-Simon rather than in the direction of l'art pour l'art, or art for art's sake.

We understand instinctively that being a prodigy wasn't his platform for a lifetime's achievement; it marked the possibility of a highly specific, highly term-limited kind of performance.

With regard to surveillance and product marking, the possibility of revising the General Product Safety Directive in the next five years is, in my view, essential, as are the insistence on rules for national marking and the call for a study of European marking.

Such systems are marked by the possibility of arising critical situations, interpreted here as the threat of loss (partial or complete) of the system functionality.

If the backtracking search for the extension of M1 has been stopped, the corresponding peak assignments of M1 are marked as stopped possibilities in the assignment table A. Stopped possibilities are neither impossible assignments nor confirmed possible assignments.

The Princeton classicist Froma I. Zeitlin suggests that, by the time Euripides wrote "Orestes," he had diverged so extravagantly from myth ("the relatively closed and predetermined form") that he ended up straying into a genre that hadn't been invented yet: what we call fiction ("the mode of new possibilities marked by a receptivity to experimentation and change").

This geometry has been found to give rise to two observable electron shells, one with s-character at energy distances in the range of 0.11 0.14 eV from the GaAs conduction band edge and a second shell of p-character with a corresponding energy interval of 0.08 0.11 eV [5]. Figure 2 shows the energy level scheme with the different escape possibilities marked.

At times they felt rote, lacking the overwhelming sense of possibility that marked "Weirdo Rippers".

Grey dashed line marked by L denotes possibility of landslide topography prior to the Kumamoto earthquake, as shown in Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (1994).

The possibility that marked mosquitoes leave the sampled area (Fourda) during the wet season and/or there is net recruitment of unmarked mosquitoes over time is supported by the massive increase in population size estimates over time in Figure 3 regardless of the assumed rate of daily survivorship.

Although farmers were fully compensated for their losses, pigs dying of unidentified diseases were collected and chemically marked to prevent the possibility of subsequent illegal use (4 ).