Multiple units at one nuclear power facility (common practice in the United States), creating the potential for mind-boggling negative synergies — a serious problem at one unit vastly complicates management, salvage or use of the others.
Thinking about space makes my brain feel like it's going to implode and not only in a stoned "whoa, man, the universe is one thing, but, like, what's outside the universe?" way, but also in the sense that there are infinite potential possibilities for mind-blowing amazingness floating around somewhere, light years away from us.
What's amazing is that these nonsense words (NWs) were not designed by a human being with their potential for comedy in mind.
His archnemesis and co-planktologist, Ernst Haeckel, commented that the enormous labor of counting individual plankton had potential for "the ruin of mind and body".
The Lynk & Co 01 SUV, designed to sit somewhere between Geely's line on one end and Volvo's vehicles on the other, debuted last year; now the company is revealing its 02, a more compact crossover SUV, again designed with mobility, connectivity, and the potential for shared use in mind.
Adding to the potential for confusion in the minds of voters, Mr Monti ruled himself out of the election, but not the campaign.
"There has always been a need to balance the obvious greater effectiveness of spray against the potential for losing hearts and minds," Thomas A. Schweich, the assistant secretary of state for international narcotics issues, said in an interview last week in Washington.
These are just ideas, but there was – at least in my mind – huge potential for the Tef to recognise the valuable job that teaching-intensive universities do, and encourage sound pedagogical practice.
They say the equipment used by companies overseeing the nation's critical infrastructure is notoriously outdated and insecure because it was not built with the potential for a serious cyberattack in mind.
Bearing in mind the potential for sanctimony, perhaps, Mankell offsets the women's harrowing testimonies with a Neil Simon-like caricature of the beleaguered artist, as Humlin is assaulted from all sides — by his testy lover, his abusive doctor, his indifferent stockbroker and his overbearing mother, who does phone-sex gigs.
