Sentences with phrase «potentially limitless»

These men and women are all successful in their own right and very intelligent people, but with BTC, we're experiencing something totally new here that includes potentially industry - defining technology and a potentially limitless future in terms of applications.

In the Internet of Things environment, where you can have «an ecosystem or ecosystems of ecosystems interconnected, the attack vector universe is potentially limitless,» noted Laura DiDio, research director for IoT at 451 Research.

One implication of the Amselem analysis is the creation of a potentially limitless range of individual accommodation claims with few limiting principles.

Nuclear fusion is being looked to as a potentially limitless source of clean energy, created by the same core processes inside the sun.

Minimalist art, with its use of industrial materials and setting out of objects in potentially limitless arrays, started in the 1960s and was made for warehouses.

The simple rule is: to prepare for potentially limitless edge cases, make your escape mechanics limitless to match.

The possibilities are potentially limitless — I recreated parts of familiar stages I was a fan of and created entirely new stages, with mad star dashes through coins and enemies, difficult wall - jump sections, easy - to - miss secrets and much more.

Tom Clancy's The Division developer Ubisoft Massive would like to see a potentially limitless gaming experience, but with and endgame in sight.

Throw in that kind of single - player replayability and the potentially limitless hours you could spend in either local or online co-op and competitive modes, and you've got yourself a winner here.

The possibilities are potentially limitless, and it would be amazing to see Nintendo innovate around this simple concept.

Players will be able to create and share levels online for potentially limitless mini-golfing fun.

While this seems like bad news for all, videogames however, which have potentially limitless playability compared to the 2 hours of a film and don't require you to go anywhere but to the fridge for Doritos, could find the slowdown to be a blessing in disguise.

The Writers» Union of Canada has formed a consensus on digital publishing and issued a forward - thinking document that it calls A Writer's Bill of Rights for the Digital Age, attempting to ensure the livelihoods of authors in a fast - changing and potentially limitless landscape of technology.

Hopes of a cheap and potentially limitless source of energy were revived last weekend when Japanese researchers announced that they had achieved cold fusion.

Sumitran - Holgersson says she hopes in future to try using blood vessels from animals for re-coating with patients» own cells, as the source would be potentially limitless.

Although its launch in Britain last week could give them access to uncontaminated and potentially limitless supplies, the 95 haemophilia treatment centres may not be able to afford the new drug, which costs 52p per unit, compared with 20 to 45p for factor 8 extracted from human blood.

But today's case revealed prisoners without means to prove themselves in their prison are being condemned to a potentially limitless period of detention.

The growth of e-commerce presents a wonderful opportunity for businesses to reach a potentially limitless audience, but it can be tricky to stand...

Evidently, e-book retailers have discovered the same issue the rest of the Internet has been dealing with for some time — the need to curate their respective parts of it, a difficult task in the face of huge and potentially limitless content.

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These print - on - demand interfaces potentially have the opportunity to change the book industry by allowing bookstores to offer almost limitless works without having to stock expensive inventory and ship heavy titles to their physical locations.

These print - on - demand interfaces potentially have the opportunity to change the book industry by allowing bookstores to offer almost limitless works without having to stock expensive... [Read more...]

This potentially infinitely shifting line echoes the subject matter of the sequences being displayed on screen, suggesting a limitless number of unique permutations.

Enhanced geothermal energy is potentially a nearly limitless source of competitive electricity.

Thus the Ontario Court of Appeal in Barrick v Lopehandia 2004 CanLII 12938 issued an injunction against further defamation, in part because of the Internet's character as «potentially a medium of virtually limitless international defamation» (the Court quoted Matthew Collins, The Law of Defamation and the Internet.)

Concomitant with the utopian possibility of creating virtual communities, enabling aspects of identity to be explored, and heralding a new and global age of free speech and democracy, the Internet is also potentially a medium of virtually limitless international defamation.