Instead, we shall look at the positions of Heidegger and Sartre, who provide opposing examples of how an authentic relation to history and politics can be understood.
Consider the opposing examples of winning the lottery or of losing the use of your limbs.
Successful matching precludes that situation, but opposing examples also exist.
For example, when an opposing player has the skill and audacity to repeatedly drive to the rim and dunk on you, the unwritten rules say you must retaliate with a hard foul that knocks the "offender" to the floor on his next attempt.
In Congress, Mr. Lee had a reputation as a social conservative, opposing, for example, a recent measure signed into law that allowed gays to serve openly in the military.
He was a parsimonious minister, opposing, for example, the abolition of tax on pensioners earning less than £2,000 a year.
A number of companies vigorously opposed, for example, a separate line for added sugars.
In a more limited sense, however, the key idea in the overall systems concept was probably the decision to use a command-guidance system, as opposed, for example, to a homing system.
Because all of these substitutions are expected to cause a downshift of the νC=N in analogy with BR, this result establishes the assignment of the negative 1651 cm 1 band to the C=N stretch mode [as opposed, for example, to an amide I band (see below)].
Although differences of opinion are perhaps inevitable, these classifications have the benefit of being objective and based on actual usage (as opposed, for example, to a dictionary).
