"How do dancers, as masters of moving consciousness into action and form, access and create from this potentiality?" they ask.
Quantifiers tap into this potentiality.
But change is neither identical to this potentiality, nor to the lack of a property, nor, without further qualifications, to the actuality which is acquired when the potentiality is actualised (Physics 3.2, 201b33 35).
This potentiality is generally undervalued, in reason of the spectra complexity.
But for the men and woman who choose or face this potentiality, there is rich treasure to be mined.
In the present study, we evaluated this potentiality via comparison of sequences and expressions of the DA1 gene family between G. max (GmaDA1) and G. soja (GsoDA1).
It contains within itself the potentiality to receive forms but is not an ontologically independent entity.
Thus, we see that the Primal Phenomenon represented by L-systems bears within it the potentiality not only of rules for cell division that apply in two dimensions, but also rules for the topologically more complicated three-dimensional branching of plant parts.
Further unexpected applications can be foreseen by fully exploiting the enhanced potentialities of NWs composed by more than a single semiconductor; within this context, the presence of Si/Ge multi-quantum wells (MQWs) inside a NW could be particularly intriguing because it allows putting together two different confined semiconductors, which absorb and emit photons at different wavelengths.
In addition, this investigates into community potentiality, attraction potentiality, and community cooperation attributes necessitates uncovering variables of interest and this involves a large-scale field study.
In this work, potentialities of rapid thermal annealing to enhance the photoluminescence have been investigated.
