It is ambivalent, meaning that it can be inside or outside of the protein molecule.
Researchers at Baylor University found that 24percentt of evangelicals were "ambivalent," meaning they support civil unions or legal recognition of gay relationships, despite harboring a moral opposition to homosexuality.
This procedure was necessary since direct translation of words from the original publications was not always suitable due to ambivalent meaning in German language.
These criteria, including their respective linkages and ambivalent meanings, are elucidated.
Theoretically and conceptually we also want to situate our critique in a growing body of biopolitical literature on the ambivalent meanings of, and relationships between community and immunity, or communitas and immunitas (Esposito 2008, 2010, 2011; Sloterdijk 2011; Cohen 2009).
We found only a few children with completely ambivalent meanings.
The results of the explicit affective ratings of the erotic stimuli were in line with previous research (Brauer et al., 2006, 2007, 2008; Payne et al., 2007) and converge to the conclusion that sexual stimuli activate more ambivalent meanings in women with dyspareunia, with less positive and more negative affect as opposed to sexually functional women.
His reticent, riotous art, nursery size, ambiguous in meaning, ambivalent in gender, essentially religious in disposition, sent tremors through the monument called secular modernism, helped break up and scatter its ideals of bigness, highness and lastingness.
In the end, the book demonstrates that food, like culture, is not a cohesive whole but rather an incoherent and ambivalent intersection of history, meanings, and practices.
Mr. Gober's sculptures have always replicated things so common and generic that they are steeped in memory and weighted with sometimes unnerving cultural meaning, the more ambivalent the better: an empty wedding dress, a crib, wallpaper with the repeating pattern of a lynched black man and a sleeping white man, a single bright red Mary Jane shoe.
Thus, the modular layered architecture makes products ambivalent and open for new meanings (Yoo et al. 2010a, p. 729).
