Sentence examples for potential divides from inspiring English sources

These potential divides in the attempt to share and connect STEM related goals and priorities are discussed as an elaboration of invitations to discuss spacefaring in "futures forum" contexts.

The teachers also expressed wariness of potential divides that might arise between students who held different degrees of passion towards STEM, but they also saw this as a potential opportunity to create a diverse community of learners.

Since newer technologies keep coming out these potential divides keep expanding.

This in turn fits in with Labour's fourth potential dividing line: a broader message of policy coherence.

It was revealed that the transport potentials correspond to the driving force in nonequilibrium thermodynamics, and they contain a similar quantity, i.e. chemical potential divided by temperature.

This feeling was echoed by all of our panel, who saw a potential divide between high-level, leadership roles and then less highly-specialised jobs that can be automated.

Another saw a potential divide in how and where they spend holidays as a couple: "I've seen enough Sturm und Drang in some marriages related to where someone is going to spend Christmas, Thanksgiving, 'insert-holiday-here,' " she wrote.

For each electrode, an apparent impedance, Zρ*, can be determined as the square root of the power spectral density of potential divided by the power spectral density of the individual electrode current.

She said: "With auto-enrolment the lowest opt-out rates have been amongst the young, so if we have got a lot of young people starting their own businesses there will be a potential divide in the future between the haves and have-nots in pensions".

How hard is it going to be for them to present a united front in all of this?" Moloney asked, adding that on financial regulation issues, the "big potential divide" is between the 19 states who have adopted the euro as their common currency and the eight member states outside of the euro area.

Brennan: As organizations drive towards a consistent and integrated client experience, the potential divide between sales and service/fulfillment and marketing touch-points becomes more apparent.