Lippmann argued that Kennan's strategy of containment was "a strategic monstrosity" that could "be implemented only by recruiting, subsidizing and supporting a heterogeneous array of satellites, clients, dependents, and puppets".
I was exposed to a lot of culture at an early age, and made it to adulthood both familiar and comfortable with a heterogeneous array of people and personalities, which prepared me for the world at large.
The orchestration of technology-enhanced learning situations (especially collaborative ones), that involve both Virtual Learning Environments and Web 2.0 tools (what some authors call Distributed Learning Environments, or DLEs) is often complex and burdensome, given the heterogeneous array of resources involved.
Within IT and computer science are a heterogeneous array of people with varying skills, including developers, programmers, engineers, architects, and support personnel.
The heterogeneous array of high and low represents "icons of design that make it possible to talk about the topic with populations that have very different scopes of interests," Pozo explains.
Employing avant-garde modes of collage and collective authorship that are also resonant of circulating recipe collections, Food Phreaking calls on readers to question the neat binary of "good" and "bad" food by performing, in miniature, a heterogeneous array of tactics for interrogating food status quos and imagining different food futures.
This heterogeneous array of paintings, sculptures and works on paper was once owned by the Manhattan-based art dealer Pierre Matisse (1900-1989) and his wife, Maria-Gaetana (1943-2001).
This paper argues for mosaic governance to work with the heterogeneous array of people, institutions, and spatial practices associated with active citizenship.
Expanding the pool of studies to include a heterogeneous array of case-control and cross-sectional studies still results in an overall PAR estimate only modest different (17.6%), while limiting this to adult-onset asthma only (which includes all of the longitudinal analyses above, but also substantially increases the study pool) yields and estimate of 16.9%.
While complement activation is highly regulated in physiological states, it is augmented under pathological conditions such as infection or tissue injury 8. Recent work has revealed that C3 and C5, the major constituents of this cascade, can be alternatively activated by a heterogeneous array of innate molecules to produce C3a and C5a 15, 15.
