potentialization

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potentiation

[po-ten″she-a´shun]

enhancement of one agent by another so that the combined effect is greater than the sum of the effects of each one alone.

potentialization

/po·ten·tial·iza·tion/ (po-ten″shal-ĭ-za´shun) potentiation (1).

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Memory focuses here not on what the kitchen was, but on what it allowed to grow, and this potentialization appears in terms of movement.

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In this way, manpower could be organized for the construction of public works, and business and distribution were stimulated and controlled on the basis of a regional symbiosis, and, possibly, the potentialization and control of irrigation systems, together with the agricultural calendar.

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Consolidated defensive positions and essential pre-planned withdrawal facilities are to be provided in order to facilitate maximum potentialization for the repulsion and or delay of incursive combatants in each of several pre-identified categories of location deemed suitable to the emplacement and/or debarkation of hostile military contingents.