Intriguingly, retrospect brings with it a sense of unfulfilled potential, for notions of period practice have since evolved to embrace spontaneity and improvisation.
While dominant discourses stressed human rights, equality, freedom, and potential, older notions of social homogeneity seemed, if anything, yet further from realization.
Meanwhile, counter-terrorism-themed TV series such as 24, Homeland, Sleeper Cell and NCIS reiterate the "all Muslims are potential terrorists" notion, with the added point that they're on American soil now.
Due to its importance and application potential, this notion has been extended, improved and generalized in many different ways.
Because anomalous hNav1.1 behavior has been implicated in LGS, the therapeutic effects of rufinamide may indeed stem from its ability to shift the voltage dependence of activation of hNav1.1 channels to more positive potentials, a notion worth exploring for treating disorders involving hNav1.1 gain-of-function mutations such as GEFS+, migraine, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
In fact, there are various notions of potential games such as exact potential, weighted potential, ordinal potential, generalized ordinal potential, pseudo potential, and so forth.
The goal of this paper is to turn the theoretical tractability results into efficient algorithms and to explore the potential of directed notions of tree-width for defining larger tractable fragments.
Further, because many of our codes were generated a priori, we acknowledge the potential for preconceived notions about the data.
Paradoxically, our nation's organ policy is governed by a tenet that closes off a large supply of potential organs — the notion that organs from any donor, deceased or living, must be given freely.
Mr. Verbinski swings his stylistic flourishes, which compel him to turn most interiors into haunted houses for their joke potential, and this notion gives the movie a deliriously antic air.
