In general, Deleuze will locate the conditions of sensibility in an intensive conception of space and a virtual conception of time, which are necessarily actualized in a plurality of spaces and a complex rhythm of times (for instance, in the non-extended spaces and non-linear times of modern mathematics and physics).
Instead, we propose that what is needed is for the various discourses on law, policy, science, and ethics to be moved from one single institution – ethics committees – to a plurality of arenas that at times can intermingle, as a means to acknowledge the power asymmetries now built into the decision-making process.
In the Gallup poll, for the first time a plurality of Americans (49%) disapproved of Mr Bush's handling of the war on terror.
The relatively good performance of the mid-point method may be coincidental: mid-afternoon could simply be the time when a plurality of offenders came into contact with property that had been unattended since early morning.
Election day returns showed Sifton with a plurality of thirty-six votes, but by the time contested ballots were dealt with this had turned into a majority of two votes for Brett.
In that case, a challenge to the congressional-reapportionment plan in Indiana following the 1980 census, a plurality of the justices said for the first time that a partisan gerrymander might, in theory, violate the equal-protection clause.
While a majority nonetheless still believes he should be prosecuted, a plurality of Americans aged 18 to 34, who Time says are "showing far more support for Snowden's actions", do not.
The massacre spurred outrage in Congress across the aisles and for the first time, polls showed that a plurality of Americans favored the president's impeachment.
Just last month, a poll showed that for the first time in almost two years, a plurality of Iraqis felt that the country was going in the right direction.
When output data is copied to reduce, it often occurs that a plurality of thread copy data to reduce at the same time.
