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Перевод: potentiality

[существительное]
потенциальность ; возможность ; потенциальные возможности

Тезаурус:

1. In the years just before 1914, David Bomberg was exploring, in semi-cubist, Vorticist works, the potentiality of geometric forms in the new mechanical age.
2. We are born with all the potentiality for intelligence we are ever going to have, and there is not all that much we can do except to achieve as much of that potential as the world and its intelligence experts will permit us.
3. Ward and Cupitt, two Christians angry with each other's definitions, swap epithets about static super-tyrants and dynamic powers, frozen gods and gods on the move, those that are reactionary and those that have infinite potentiality.
4. Nothing less than that potentiality could, so Eliot seemed to suggest, give order and significance to the otherwise squalid and meaningless turbulence of the middle decades of the present century.
5. Five Heads represent "potentiality" and the desire towards idealism.
6. God is the infinite potentiality for good.
7. The Nazi regime was first of all an occult "order", with its underlying motive being the achievement of human perfection through the destruction of the old decadent order to create a new dimension in human potentiality.
8. Once again Turner (ibid. 241) outlines the constraints of structure and the potentiality of standing outside:
9. Rudolf Dreikurs has observed that encouragement implies faith in the child as she is , not in her potentiality.
10. What we imagine or desire is what we get - within the limits of our potentiality, at a given time, and a given place; that is, as aforementioned, when the conditions are conducive.
11. The value of its communicative procedures and potentiality; the resounding negativity of the expectations, prejudices, cynicism; the comfort of those cuddled inside.
12. Aurobindo sees all things as having the same principal of life at different levels, but in all of them is the potentiality and inevitability to reach higher and higher levels.
13. Levin objectifies his subject through the use of an argument which leaves the SI unexplained as a revolutionary organisation with the potentiality of reflecting, by its own methods, a radical social transformation.