1. In dreams and in love there are no impossibilities.

2. The concept of ‘absolute impossibility’

3. 13 Today's accomplishments were yesterday's impossibilities. Robert H. Schuller 

4. An impossibility theorem for welfarist Axiologies

5. An Impossibility Theorem for Welfarist Axiologies - Volume 16 Issue 2

6. But secularization of modernity society made the two prerequisites impossibility.

7. Humanity is Clamoring at the impossibility of remaining in ignorance.

8. Antonyms for Achievability include impossibility, impracticability, unfeasibility, unlikelihood, implausibility, inconceivability, impracticality, ridiculousness

9. 18 The heavy rain speak of the impossibility of the picnic this afternoon.

10. The ultimate Aporia is the impossibility of the Aporia as such.” (Pg

11. Achievability definition: the state of being achievable synonyms: attainableness, possibility, possibleness, attainability antonyms: impossibility, nonbeing

12. The impossibility of moving funds across budget sections reflected a structural rigidity that must be overcome.

13. In various contexts, the Court has found that force majeure is not limited to absolute impossibility.

14. The Court consistently refused to accept that such difficulties constitute an absolute impossibility to recover (29).

15. The second volume comments upon the impossibility of attaining the ideal for which he craved.

16. 27 Without the suit, supersonic flight was an impossibility, high-speed evasive action out of the question.

17. 11 The aforementioned ‘City of Light’ is the sort of fantastical vision that you'd expect from this team, packed with strange creatures and physical impossibilities.

18. Nothing is easier than to dodge Maxwell ' s paradox by affirming the prima facie impossibility of such beings .

19. d) Impossibility of drawing an analogy with the definition of services under Community legislation on value added tax

20. (64) However, the impossibility of determining profit analytically is not a characteristic peculiar to an FSC subsidiary or branch.

21. 25 It is rarely an impossibility to find a third person, and in gusty weather this must make sense.

22. In particular, national desires to shift from import-replacing investments to export-creating ones may be confounded by administrative impossibility.

23. The same impossibility proof shows that no domino tiling exists whenever any two white squares are removed from the chessboard.

24. It considers that the Spanish Government has not shown that the delay in establishing the ROE was due to absolute impossibility.

25. The true intellectual system of the universe : wherein all the reason and philosophy of atheism is Confuted, and its impossibility demonstrated

26. In Annihilate, we finally get the answers to why Charlie is a female Ash when female Ash are a genetic impossibility

27. Bourgeois was, after all, the sole participant in the acts that directly caused JG's death, making tangential participation a logical and legal impossibility

28. Absurdists often either adopt or construct a belief structure that provides a day-to-day reprieve from the crushing impossibility of true meaning

29. Lorentz tried to complete and modify his hypothesis in order to harmonize it with the postulate of complete impossibility of determining absolute motion.

30. The total acid amino acids are determinable only approximately by impossibility of blocking completely the opposite charge of the basic amino acids.

31. What does Alethic mean? (logic) Of or pertaining to the various modalities of truth, such as the possibility or impossibility of something being

32. Alethic (comparative more Alethic, superlative most Alethic) Of or pertaining to the various modalities of truth, such as the possibility or impossibility of something being true

33. Bishop Bonny’s plain rejection of the Church’s teaching on the gravely sinful nature of homosexual acts and the impossibility of so-called same-sex marriage is stunning

34. The True Intellectual System Of The Universe: Wherein All The Reason And Philosophy Of Atheism Is Confuted, And Its Impossibility Demonstrated [Cudworth, Ralph, Birch, Thomas] on Amazon.com

35. What is a Carnal Christian QUESTION: What is a Carnal Christian? ANSWER: At first glance the phrase “Carnal Christian” seems to be impossibility, a contradiction

36. Alethic modality (from Greek ἀλήθεια = truth) is a linguistic modality that indicates modalities of truth, in particular the modalities of logical necessity, possibility or impossibility.

37. Our thoughts are so elusive, so difficult to control, and so entirely independent of any known law, that to order them Arightly seems an impossibility.

38. As the day wore on there was above all a sense of Congealment – and also of gathering confusion, of the impossibility of ever really understanding anything at all.

39. 42 In those circumstances, the Greek Government has not shown that the delay in establishing the register of olive cultivation and the computerized files was due to absolute impossibility.

40. Science has proven the impossibility of the human brain to register self-pity, or maunder on about the generally sorry state of things, while in the presence of canine Bellyflops.

41. If that is the case, a defence based on absolute impossibility may be accepted and thereby justify the delay, but only as long as those requirements continue to be fulfilled.

42. Only yesterday, it was an impossibility; today, it represents a conquest which, while barely begun by self-contained divers, has just been completed with the historic descent of the Bathyscaph Trieste

43. The fact that Antipope Bergoglio has now declared the Novus Ordo to be the UNIQUE, as in the one and only, Roman Rite, which is an ontological impossibility in direct contradiction to Pope St

44. His most famous contribution, "Earnshaw's theorem", shows the impossibility of stable levitating permanent magnets: other topics included optics, waves, dynamics and acoustics in physics, calculus, trigonometry and partial differential equations in mathematics.

45. Verily, these pious Anathematisers ask our credulity a little too much.' In their zeal for the God of Israel, they are apt to forget that only Himself can compass impossibilities, and altogether lose sight of the fact that where, who, or what Jehovah is, no man knoweth

46. And, besides, there was the wild exasperation aroused by the unjust aspersions and the Contumely of the house, with the maddening impossibility to account for that mysterious thrashing, added to these simple and bitter sorrows

47. Cudworth’s first major work, The True Intellectual System of the Universe: The First Part: Wherein All the Reason and Philosophy of Atheism Is Confuted and its Impossibility Demonstrated (1678), aroused considerable theological opposition

48. Claustrophobia is defined as the fear of enclosed spaces. Faced with the impossibility of escape, the person suffering from Claustrophobia fears being suffocated, being crushed, losing consciousness, or losing control of his actions or sphincter muscles.

49. Therefore, when reflecting on the possible classification of a product as FSMP, the phrase ‘cannot be achieved by modification of the normal diet alone’ should be interpreted restrictively, but not to the extent of an absolute impossibility.

50. As recently as the late 1940s, many clinicians deemed the procedure a medical impossibility, with Nobel laureate Sir Peter Medawar Averring that a mysterious biological force "forever will inhibit transplantation from one individual to another."

51. The Holy Father: “On the one hand Cardinal Newman was above all a modern man, who lived the whole problem of modernity; he faced the problem of agnosticism, the impossibility of knowing God, of believing.

52. As regards the first criterion, in particular, it is not clear why the failure to accomplish the project - hence the impossibility of directing the funds to other undertakings under the same programme - should have caused the Commission to suffer damage.

53. (33) Furthermore, according to Belgium, the application of a special method for computing the tax base for FSC branches is justified by the impossibility of determining the taxable profits of a permanent establishment analytically because of the lack of adequate bookkeeping by such branches.

54. Her chief trouble, as far as I can judge, is the impossibility of shaking off her distinguished relatives, who furtively quit their Abject splendor to drop in upon her for dinner and a little genuine human society much oftener than is convenient to poor Erskine.

55. Nightingale immediately Consented to the proposal; and now, having acquainted Jones with his father's lodging, and the coffee-house where he would most probably find him, he hesitated a moment, and then said, "My dear Tom, you are going to undertake an impossibility.

56. Attaining The Siddhis “The whole history of science shows us that whenever the educated and scientific men of any age have denied the facts of other investigators on a priori grounds of absurdity or impossibility, the deniers have always been wrong.” — Alfred Russell Wallace

57. Crevasse, Nicholas Wong’s newest collection of poetry, starts with an epigraph from Maurice Merleau-Ponty that notes the impossibility of observing one’s own physical body and, therefore, the necessity of a “second,” “unobservable” body from which to view one’s own.Crevasse collects poems that seek to uncover the seam connecting these mutually observed and observing bodie

58. His conclusion is today Calked "Arrow's Impossibility Theorem." Transformation of analytical tools: using portfolio analysis techniques in defense applications Extending 2,000 kilometres from north to south and no more than 200 from west to east, the Namib is, perhaps, most famous for its 'dune sea', so Calked because its form and extent change

59. Meadow acknowledged that 1-in-73 million is not an impossibility, but argued that such accidents would happen "once every hundred years" and that, in a country of 15 million 2-child families, it is vastly more likely that the double-deaths are due to Münchausen syndrome by proxy than to such a rare accident.

60. While it is possible for "can not" and "Cannot" to be used to mean the same thing, (I can not eat this food vs I Cannot eat this food), it is MUCH simpler to use "Cannot" in terms of impossibility, and "can not" when there is a decision to be made on the issue in question.

61. He is a jolly soul, smiling at every opportunity and Applauding his opponents' shots as if having a knockabout in the park.: Aware of all the falsity and all the impossibility of the situation, he still kept on Applauding!: The familiar words rang out, an unseen audience was Applauding, and the theme music was starting up.: If a certain state delegation was not Applauding enough during a

62. For purposes of deciding whether or not to detain a person pending removal, the impossibility to reach the person concerned could lead to a presumption that he/she has absconded and therefore should be held to ensure effective removal from the territory, only where the addressee of the removal order has been duly informed that he/she was under an obligation to inform the authorities about any change of residence.

63. Order the Defendant to make a Public acknowledgement of the error made by the EU Delegation to the Republic of Moldova at the moment they offered the ‘Charge de Mission Adjoint’ post to the Applicant — an error that has led to the impossibility of ensuring article 4-paragraph 2/renewal clause since day-1 of contract, to the under-positioning of the Applicant and the assignment of tasks inferior to the Job of the Applicant's Description from 2008 until 2011;

64. Where confiscation on the basis of paragraph 1 is not possible, at least where such impossibility is the result of illness or absconding of the suspected or accused person, Member States shall take the necessary measures to enable the confiscation of instrumentalities and proceeds in cases where criminal proceedings have been initiated regarding a criminal offence which is liable to give rise, directly or indirectly, to economic benefit, and such proceedings could have led to a criminal conviction if the suspected or accused person had been able to stand trial.

65. An embodiment comprises: a chamber; a crucible provided in the chamber and accommodating a molten liquid which is a raw material for single crystal growth; a crucible screen disposed on the upper end of the crucible; and a moving unit for raising or lowering the crucible screen, wherein the crucible screen and a first upper adiabatic unit are raised to control the stroke distance, thereby preventing the impossibility of a lift-off process caused by a shortage of the stroke distance and the generation of cracks in single crystals.