The "parallel culture" that "The Anointed" vividly describes, then, is not a bald rejection of Enlightenment reason, but a product of evangelicals' complex struggle to reconcile faith with the life of the mind.
Scientifically, the plastic behaviour of Mg and its alloys ranks among the most complex and difficult to reconcile in metallic material systems.
Even the funeral arrangements evolved as time went by to reflect the princess's own informal character.Here was a complex problem: how to reconcile Britain's traditional gift for formal ceremony with the modern desire for the human touch.
Some problems are methodological, so psychologists develop complex laboratory approaches to reconcile discrepancies, but the concept of emotion does not keep still.
Overrepresentation of the CBF3 complex is difficult to reconcile with its known specificity for a 26-bp consensus sequence within the functional yeast centromere (Lechner and Carbon 1991).
"As automated systems increasingly influence our lives, we wanted students to see firsthand how complex it can be to reconcile seemingly incompatible goals – to build accurate tools, ensure fairness, guarantee transparency, preserve privacy – but also how essential it is to try," Cohen said.
Some of these decisions will be very difficult, and will require the ability to reconcile complex and perplexing trade-offs.
Diet may be particularly challenging for patients with DM-ESRD, as patients are called to reconcile complex and often incompatible dietary recommendations for these two conditions.
The presence of the large subunit His residue in all [NiFe]-hydrogenases, and Complex I, is difficult to reconcile with the clear negative effect that an His substitution has on the specialist property of O2 tolerance.
3) The (red) difference density that is shown in Figure 3, panels (a) and (b) is shallow and smeared a long way over the side of the complex and is hard to reconcile with the difference densities seen in the class averages shown in panel (c).
