Sentences with phrase «novel possibilities»

The effective presence of these relevant novel possibilities for self - constitution does not determine just how an occasion of experience will in fact constitute itself.

These two points are the provision of the initial aim and the provision of relevant novel possibilities.

A variety of concrete options will be necessary for opening the way to real, novel possibilities in human relating.

Now and then, though, you see a film that jumps off the spectrum altogether, one that reminds you that novel possibilities exist even within the most well - worn cinematic conventions.

If brain - scanning tools become ubiquitous, novel possibilities for misuse will arise — cybersecurity breaches included.

God's immanence in the world provides novel possibilities of contrast to this end.

The fusion of novel possibilities into various modes of harmonized intensity that we experience in human creativity is representative of what goes on throughout cosmic process.

These visions arise out of the formed images and ideals of the person in interaction with the creative imagination that is capable of inventing novel possibilities.

Yet the theist is sustained by his confident expectation that if we as creatures all have faith in God, that is, if all rely upon his guidance (given in the initial aim of each occasion), trusting him sufficiently to actualize the good which he proposes as novel possibility, then the good will triumph.

Because each occasion actively appropriates its past (in a manner determined also by the way in which it receives novel possibilities into its experience) 1 it is, in a sense, self - caused, a causa sui.13 There is no absolute passivity in this fundamental mode of perception and causation.

Each occasion feels its past, anticipates novel possibilities and fuses these together in a momentary «enjoyment» or affective intensity that we can legitimately refer to as aesthetic in nature.

With a musical background playing piano and flute, she felt music offered novel possibilities.

This new discovery, funded by multiple groups, opens up novel possibilities for future research aimed at developing vaccines against these viruses to prevent type 1 diabetes.

God offers as its subjective aim a vision of what that entity might become, disclosing relevant novel possibilities that would provide «ideal» opportunities for the concrescing subject with the maximum enjoyment of complexity and intensity.

This means that as a group they felt a new type of existence was possible for them, and in prehending this novel possibility they formed nonsocial occasions which the person of Jesus organized and unified.

If ceaseless adaptation to novel possibilities is found in the order of creation, the meaning of creation will itself include a factor which in the highest degree is adaptable.

The «common good» means that, relative to every particular individual in a specific community or other particular individuals, the creative process offers relevant and novel possibilities for that individual's deepened and enriched fulfilment.

Freedom is intentional, is a freedom for something (PP 437), freedom toward a novel possibility.

«We are excited about the novel possibilities that nano - FTIR offers.

This novel possibility comes from a set of studies published May 22 in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, which demonstrate that anticipating temptation decreases the likelihood of a person engaging in poor behavior.

There are many factors that may explain why the Cambrian explosion occurred, but the researchers» «escape from light» idea adds a novel possibility to the debate, says David Harper, a paleontologist at Durham University in the United Kingdom who was not involved in the study.

This suggests that Americans remain uninformed and undecided about the novel possibilities biotechnology presents.