- In philosophy,
potentiality and
actuality are a pair of
closely connected principles which Aristotle used to
analyze motion, causality, ethics, and physiology...
- The
quantum potential or
quantum potentiality is a
central concept of the de Broglie–Bohm
formulation of
quantum mechanics,
introduced by
David Bohm in...
- an anti-capitalist city
perceived and
designed in 1959-74 as a ****ure
potentiality by
visual artist Constant Nieuwenhuys.
Initially known as Dériville (from...
- tragicomedy". It was
founded in London, in 1991, and it s****s to mine the
potentialities of
stage performance,
using new or
preexistent constraints. The members...
-
Bradbury was a lone
voice among his
contemporaries in
contemplating the
potentialities of such horrors." The
author considered the
short story as the only...
- strategy. Jenkins, B. M. (1978).
International terrorism:
trends and
potentialities.
Journal of
International Affairs, 115-123. "Some
perceive today's terrorism...
-
drinking to escape—not only to
escape the
growing sense of his
wasted potentialities but also to dull the
guilt he felt over Zelda. 'I feel that I am responsible...
- the
performance of the
inlet and
nozzle rather than by the
physical potentialities of the
engine alone." This is
illustrated for the
Blackbird by the thrust...
- myth of Rudra-Śiva
plays on the
whole gamut of fire,
valuing all its
potentialities and phases, from
conflagration to illumination. In the Śatarudrīya,...
- text
became the
primary scriptural advocate in
India for the
universal potentiality of Buddhahood.
Brian Edward Brown, a
specialist in Buddha-nature doctrines...
