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• The Kia Potentia between 1992 and 2001 selling it only in South Korea.
• The motto was " Scires est Potentia ".
• Thus, a actus and potentia of the unmoved mover and Plato's Demiurge.
• Generally they're only " real " in potentia, and expressed as a probability.
• Gregory Palamas'distinction is denied in favor of pagan Philosopher Aristotle's Actus et potentia.
• Thus meaning exists " in potentia " in the cosmos, but must be articulated by human consciousness before it exists in actuality.
• The Latin motto over Poindexter's new Pentagon office reads " Scientia Est Potentia " _ " knowledge is power ."
• Therefore, in Eastern Christianity, unlike in Western Christianity ( see Actus et potentia ), God's essence or incomprehensibility is distinguished from his uncreated energies.
• The German Bundeswehr Bataillon Elektronische Kampff黨rung 932, an electronic warfare unit based in Frankenberg ( Eder ), still uses the Latin version " Scientia potentia est " as its motto.
• The now abandoned Roman town "'Potentia "'was located along the central Adriatic Italian coast, near the modern town of Porto Recanati, in the province of Macerata.
• Hence, keeping that in mind, we have adopted the theme  Potentia ad fragmentum, the meaning of which when translated from Latin to English gives us  Power from a fragment.
• Thematic as every year, this year's theme " " Potentia ad Fragmentum ", Latin for power from a fragment, has been taken up to accommodate and consider each and every possibility.
• In both cases, chaos referring to a notion of a primordial state contains the cosmos " in potentia " but needs to be formed by a demiurge before the world can begin its existence.
• Thus permanent gallows are often erected in prominent public places; the very word for them in French, " potence ", is derived from the Latin " potentia " meaning " power ".
• Because of its position on the main east-west road along the valley to the coastal town of Potentia, which acts as the town s decumanus, Ricina can be characterized as a road-town.
• Horace was born here in 65 BC . It remained an important place under the Empire as a station on the Via Appia, though Theodor Mommsen's description of it as having branch roads to Aequum Tuticum and Potentia
• "De Veteris Nvmismatis Potentia Et Qvalitate Lucubratio : occasione Rubric?Codicis de eodem Argumento; sive Cognitio Totivs Rei Nvmariae Ad Intelligentiam Ivris Accommodata; Accessit Dissertatio Ivridica De Nvmo Vnico, Cum multis aliis cognitioni Numorum conducentibus ".
• The Lucani of Potenza sided against Cannae in 216 BC . However, the Battle of the Metaurus marked the end of any Carthaginian aspirations in Italy, and Potentia was reconquered by the Romans and reduced to the status of military colony.
• Gods exist in potentia in numbers uncountable, but the moment an event of any note occurs  say, two snails happening to cross at a single point  a god becomes tied to it and begins to manifest in the physical world.