Sentences with phrase «possible coexistence»

Two unique clinical features of heart failure in children, say the guidelines» authors, are the possible coexistence of structural congenital heart lesions, with simultaneous over-circulation to the lungs, and under - perfusion to the body (when the two circulations are linked in parallel by an intracardiac shunt or a patent arterial duct); and a change in symptom complexes over time from infancy through adolescence.

But the ideology that says it is uncivil and thus makes possible the coexistence of many ideologies — when conceived as in the nature of things and not just as a matter of etiquette — is itself then a civil religion.

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The theses assumes that the peaceful coexistence of different religious communities is possible only if religion and politics will make a preferential option for the suffering victims of this suffering earth.

But because ** behavior is the ultimate yardstick and not belief, respectful coexistence is possible.

Today China is projecting itself as the new superpower, many factor seem to indicate that the pacific coexistence between superpowers USA - China is not possible:

He therefore implored the Arewa community to be law abiding and do everything possible to foster peaceful coexistence with their host communities.

This study shows that coexistence of conservation and development is possible, provided that wildlife are offered refuges, such as the small protected areas that constitute the Great Indian Bustard Sanctuary.

Reading Greene's account of subjects like quantum teleportation or of the simultaneous, eternal coexistence of the past, present, and future, it barely seems possible that any forthcoming discoveries could make the universe seem any stranger than physics has already revealed it to be.

Models also showed that coexistence of the two strategies is possible, but there's a tradeoff between mortality and fertility.

In today's society, these ideas are highly relevant as well as explosive: on the one hand, they reflect an essential structure of life in the digital age, on the other hand — by casting many possible views on one and the same thing — they symbolize openness and tolerance as basic principles of peaceful coexistence in a society.

«The Planetary Garden: Cultivating Coexistence» explores unseen connections, new intelligences and inequality (Sicily is one of Italy's poorest regions) through the prism of its host city, with the exhibition using Palermo «as a laboratory to investigate the challenges of our time and look for traces of possible futures».

Not just a single project that attempts at all costs to find thematic or stylistic, chronological or generational connections, but rather a platform that tries to suggest the coexistence of all these and other possible formats, creating a cross-section of the past fifty years of art in Italy.

What is proposed here is that peaceful coexistence is possible.