The activating cause needed to bring man from a state of potential to a state of actual knowing is the active intellect (sometimes translated as "agent" intellect).
The level of interest reflects social and financial shifts in Palestinian society and symbolises the economic potential of a future state of Palestine.
The Egyptians' most striking technical achievement, massive stone building, also exploited the potential of a centralized state to mobilize a huge labour force, which was made available by efficient agricultural practices.
An organization can be of type A as well as type B. The types correspond to the particle effects introduced in Figures 1 and 2. The existence of a connected pdorg of type A or B means that there is the potential of a steady state containing exactly these species.
At the same time, he will grant the hard right a figleaf of political protection for their headlong pursuit of further settlement growth, growing obstacles to a Palestinian state and the increasing potential of a one-state, apartheid reality for Israel and the Palestinians.
This contribution, under the aspect of global warming, focuses on the potential of a nation-state in the twenty-first century and on the following pivotal question: How can sustainable development, with regard to global warming, be practiced step-by-step with and within a Quintuple Helix model?
"This is a situation," Mr. Savitt said, "where we have a potential for a state-sponsored imposition of death, and it's just a very sad day".
Our experience with the issue of adherence to paper-and-pencil algorithms in both TMAP and STAR*D, as well as data supporting the importance of providing clinician feedback at the time of the patient visit, further illustrates the potential benefits of a state-of-the-art computerized decision support system developed by our group for sequenced treatment approaches.
Significant wave height (H_{m0}) and wave power (P_mathrm{w}) are two important parameters when it comes to assessing the wave energy potential of a particular sea state.
The bioconcentration factor (BCF) is the usual basis for defining the B criterion in PBT assessment although it is not always the most relevant indicator of the environmental bioaccumulation potential of a substance, as stated in [30].
