But for MacCulloch, "science is a very imprecise word", at its core exhibiting "no clash of purpose or intention with religion".
His first collections appeared at a time when sampling was becoming common in pop music, and his approach to composition has often been compared to that of a d.j., borrowing material freely, finding preëxisting phrases that cohere (or clash) with his own purposes.
Ashin Gambhira, a monk who was heavily involved in 2007's brutally suppressed Saffron revolution, wrote recently: "the neo-military dictatorship has exploited and fostered a new national crisis, a religious conflict, the Rakhine-Rohingya conflict, for its own purposes… These clashes were encouraged by the military".
And for all intents and purposes, the nightly clashes in 2005 France were never exported anywhere near the businesses, shops, and primarily white, affluent residents of French city centers.
The disagreement in the three-judge panel turns on clashing views about the law's purposes for requiring DNA samples.
Letting go of self-interest opens the door to recognizing your true self, more clearly, so you can see whether it's joined with your outer life and creates a sense of purpose -- or clashes with it.
At this point, one of the main purposes of the second-round TASSER is to remove the steric clashes of the cluster centroids.
His white stubble is carefully trimmed; his hair is artfully mussed; his socks clash with his tie on purpose.
For instance, when Make Bradford British was screened earlier in the year, much of the anger it attracted from West Yorkshire and beyond was over the racist presumption of its title; the programme itself, a fly-on-the-wall depicting cultural-clash angst, had the very purpose Abraham wants.
Clashing with rude, tremendous shocks?
