One of the key questions facing the religious mind today, I think, is how to justify the belief in a benevolent, all-powerful God who permits the existence of so much evil and cruelty in the world.
The conduction band is delocalized over both layers, which permits the existence of a hybridized electron state (indicated by the arrow).
Under some conditions, wavelets with composite dilations can be gotten by AB-multiresolution analysis, which permits the existence of fast implementation algorithm.
Theodicy is the study of why an omnipotent God permits the existence of evil, and while the term is of fairly recent vintage, Christians and Jews have struggled with the question itself pretty much since the time they decided God was omnipotent.
Membrane parcellation permits the existence of enzymatic processes that cannot occur at the same place, as well as the generation of electrochemical potentials by selective exchange of ions across membranes.
The flexibility of this system permits its existence as the only efficient means of exploring available natural resources under ecologically marginal conditions, available technologies and the prevailing economy (Chikamai and Eriksen 2011).
108 As noted above, at any particular temperature and pressure, the Gibbs Phase Rule permits the existence of only one thermodynamically stable polymorph of a substance.
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In earlier eras, tolerationist systems of various sorts had existed under the Roman Empire, under the Ottoman millet system (which permitted the existence of autonomous non-Muslim religious communities), and in the work of medieval thinkers who envisioned adherents of diverse religions coexisting peacefully.
Citizens cannot exercise the right to change their government peacefully; the government does not permit the existence of opposition parties.
Such hybrid systems permit the existence of hardware tasks, which shall be properly managed by the operating system, thus allowing for their coexistence with software tasks.
