Sentences with phrase «possible emergence»

The consolidation of the state's authority made possible the emergence of a legally - protected sphere of action independent of itself.

The society may communicate to its brain some special richness of feeling making possible the emergence of a dominant occasion.

The fact that the occurrence of warm and moderately dry years approaches that of moderately dry years in the last decades of the Historical experiment (Fig. 3 B and C) and that 91 % of negative precipitation years in 1995 — 2014 co-occurred with warm anomalies (Fig. 1B) suggests possible emergence of a regime in which nearly all dry years co-occur with warm conditions.

Without any doubt, platforms as the Cisco NetAcad make possible the emergence of a new future paradigm for the world - society.

It will conclude by exploring the possible emergence of a new kind of society — a global society, whose cohesion and harmonious life rest upon the rise of a global culture.

But to the pastor who said, «Of course there is nothing I can do about war; clergy do not have enough politica1 clout to tackle the major unsolvable problems of the world,» I would reply that the local pastor in the United States today has an opportunity unparalleled in history to make possible the emergence of a movement that can turn the world around.

I can only give expression to my own intuition that this possible emergence of a new consciousness should be given shape by a utopian vision of a planetary brotherhood at peace with nature and with God, united with all of life in the enjoyment of its potentialities.

The Vietnam War abroad and the civil rights struggle at home, he came to believe, revealed a totalitarian impulse in America and he wrote of the possible emergence of a Nazi - like racial regime in the United States.

The Chargers came away with a 24 - 21 victory, and the only two major things to happen, according to the folks over at Bolts from the Blue, SB Nation's Chargers site, was that his was likely the last game of Norv Turner's head coaching career in San Diego and the possible emergence of Raiders quarterback Terrelle Prior.

The spread of H5N1 in Egypt and India, where many people live in close contact with poultry, means a higher probability of human cases and with them the possible emergence of a human pandemic virus.

This suggests that there is a strong heat source in the interior of Enceladus, an additional factor supporting the possible emergence of life in its ocean.

With the possible emergence of new applications for solid state lighting, both consumers and industry need to be more fully educated about the transformative and broader implications of solid state lighting, the report highlights.

I'm very curious as to how successful the Oculus Rift will work as my vision for years has been the possible emergence of virtual gaming and if it would become a reality.

Nevertheless, the resolution stands as a positive if halting step in the possible emergence of a critical mass of Republican officeholders to endorse and eventually vote for a carbon tax to combat climate change.

It made possible the emergence and success of many robust industries we now take for granted — for mainframes, PCs, workstations / servers, and so on — by ensuring that competitors could challenge established players and advance the state of the art.