Sentence examples for potentialities which from inspiring English sources

Nevertherless, by selecting between different types of actualisations, the restriction excludes some potentialities which do not have actualities in so far as they are potential.

As a rule there is a collaboration between these causes: matter provides the potentialities which are actualised by the form.

4. To this extent the form is at the same time a final cause for the potentialities which are present in order to make its emergence possible.

On the other hand, Science Fiction subsists on the aura of technical potentialities, which have not been achieved yet but which don the hypothetical appearance of being achieved in the not too distant future.

As Dewey puts it in The Public and Its Problems, liberty 'is that secure release and fulfilment of personal potentialities which take place only in rich and manifold association with others: the power to be an individualized self making a distinctive contribution and enjoying in its own way the fruits of association' (The Public and Its Problems, LW2, 329).

In this paper, we provide a theoretical overview of the key concepts underlying our approach, including the three forms of ignorance and uncertainty as well as the Menagerie of postnormal potentialities, which we developed as a mechanism for challenging deeply held convictions, illuminating entrenched contradictions, and enlivening novel considerations.

Nevertheless, as celestial revolutions are motions, albeit eternal ones, they include some component of potentiality, which is actualised in the motion, and hence this potential component is in need of an actuality as a mover.

Moreover, this CPNF owned special structure and a great industrialization potentiality which could realize the applications in absorption and catalyst fields.

HEC HMS used to simulate the precipitation-runoff process, the model outcomes showed RWH potentiality which could minimize stagnant storm water up to 26% through supplementing city water supply annually up to 20 liter/person/day.

SAR on OH radical scavenging indicated that dihydro-phenanthropyran and dihydro-phenanthrene structures had quite the same potentiality, which was enhanced by an ortho-methoxy-hydroxyl substitution on aromatic ring.

Natures as inner principles of change and rest are contrasted with active powers or potentialities (dunameis), which are external principles of change and being at rest (Metaphysics 9.8, 1049b5 10), operative on the corresponding internal passive capacities or potentialities (dunameis again, Metaphysics 9.1, 1046a11 13).