Sentence examples for potential opened up from inspiring English sources

"The potential opened up by information technology is for future 'do-it-yourself' revolutions conducted by networked social movements that employ information technologies which communicate and collaborate with like-minded individuals," it said.

This in turn suggests that EVs mediate, at least partly, the MSC-regenerative potential, opening up new potential applications of EVs as specialized secretome cargoes.

An architect and educator, he seeks to bridge the traditional formal and material concerns of the discipline and the new representational and fabrication potentials opened up by computer-aided design and manufacturing.

However, both reactions suffer from the applied, extreme potentials opening up the sensor system for interfering reactions [ 20, 21].

With QDs, the subtle interplay between new confinement sources and impurity-related potentials has opened up new windows of research in this field [5].

He added that a new world of potential buyers has opened up at these events.

It confirmed that the deformation recovery existed under wear conditions, and opened up potential engineering applications of textures.

Recently developed plasma activated technology has opened up new potential applications.

A 45-day "go-shop period" was agreed, and Dell's books were opened up to potential bidders.

By giving young artists the chance to engage with scientists, she's opened up the potential again".

The Licensing Act 2003, implemented in England and Wales on the 24th November 2005 [ 9], allowed more flexible opening hours for licensed premises, with the potential for opening up to 24 hours a day, seven days a week.