New schemes were developed to support subjects of increasing importance and potential, such as molecular biology, genetics, psychiatry and neuroscience.
In came sequels and prequels and princesses; out went oddball ventures with low-merchandising potential such as Ratatouille.
There's too much potential such as the pick-and-roll above, and too many brilliant juxtapositions of talented players to succumb to inefficiency.
It believes it must actively support industries with strong global growth potential, such as clean energy, because everyone else is doing it.
They want the fund to be flexible, and accessible for investments that won't necessarily see returns, such as sea-wall defences, as well as those with income-generating potential such as renewable energy projects.
So politicians should eschew policies that reduce the long-term growth rate, such as protectionism or higher taxes, and focus instead on measures that boost the growth potential, such as more flexible labour markets and other productivity-enhancing reforms.
Instead, he suggests a grab-bag of policies to help poor kids reach their potential, such as raising subsidies for poor families, teaching them better parenting skills, improving nursery care and making after-school baseball clubs free.
There is a danger that, instead of pushing policies that boost America's potential (such as encouraging old folk to work longer, boosting the number of immigrants and freeing trade), politicians will turn to easy protectionist solutions.
They have identified a number of areas with high growth potential, such as water management, agricultural science, alternative energy and of course security, in which Israel already has world-beating technology.
The ideal performance of a MFC depends on the electrochemical reactions that occur between the organic substrate at a low potential such as with wastewater and the final electron acceptor having a high potential such as with oxygen.
Microalgae proteins also have high techno-functional potential such as being usable as an emulsifier (Ursu et al. 2014).
