Sentence examples similar to this possibility constitutes from inspiring English sources

In this context Lessing presents a pantheism that characterizes the one and only substance, not only as a source of motion and desire, but also as capable of representing every possibility to itself and approving that possibility that constitutes "the best and most perfect series of things" (Morning Hours, p. 84/Gesammelte Schriften 3/2, p. 115).

We investigated this possibility using an artificial chimeric protein constituted by the luminal domain of VSVG linked to the N-terminus of the KDELR (VSVG KDELR).

"Did they have ordination or no?" He then floated the possibility of constituting an official commission to study the question.

The results of both methodologies have demonstrated promising outcomes as far as discovery; they are great possibility to constitute a collaboration to expand or prove recognition frameworks as far as runtime speed and grouping exactness.

Our investigations are also informative concerning the possibility of constituting a complete platform composed of CL/caspase-8 and Bid-FL.

This possibility is important especially in shopping related trips since they constitute the most common travel purpose among seniors [4].

Due to the possibility for such errors to cause harm, this constitutes a significant potential risk.

To the contrary, as just indicated, Mill carefully distinguishes between the permanent possibilities that constitute ordinary things from the mere or "vague" possibilities that we conjure up in our imagination.

This constitutes a constraint that dramatically limits the possibility to investigate the evolutionary links between ascovirus and ichnovirus.

This alone constitutes the presupposition of love.

This process constitutes the "objectification" of women.