Sentence examples for natural possibility from inspiring English sources

Our private fantasy, the split and fall of the Empire State Building, may be a prodigy beyond all natural possibility; just the same, we can't help feeling that the reality might be bad enough.

But one might also capture lawlikeness in a first-order modal language supplemented with sentential operators for natural necessity and natural possibility (Niiniluoto 1983).

Based on this purpose, we defined the research questions as follows: (1) Do students pose problems randomly, in relation to the natural possibility of each assignment?

C. elegans and MAH are both abundant in the environment and there is a natural possibility of interaction between the two organisms.

The essential operation of the soul is constituted by knowledge; therefore if knowledge were not already included, at least partially, in its natural possibilities, the soul would paradoxically find itself constituted for an aim that it could never achieve.

In contrast to these materialistic views, Aristotle understood all natural things, not only living things, as being imperfect actualisations of different fixed natural possibilities, known as "forms," "ideas," or (in Latin translations) "species".

The investor scale and type is a key design consideration, and we consider several natural possibilities below.

If, on the other hand, there is a need for maintenance of a sub-state, in the terminology above for a certain phase, there seem to be several natural possibilities for doing this. 1. Sustained neural activity, using synaptic transmission.

Mrs. Obama added, "But what we're dealing with in the black community is just the natural fear of possibility".

Damrosch believes that she was Temple's "natural" daughter – a possibility all the more beguiling because Ehrenpreis loftily dismissed it.

But when your child doesn't come to you through "natural" means, the possibility of an intervening force — God, karma, destiny — becomes more salient.