These conflicting tendencies also underlie the bulk of the artworks in this show.
"There are two conflicting tendencies in opera direction these days," Mr. Serban said.
This concept was an attempt to harmonize the conflicting tendencies of Hinduism into one system.
In 1996 Porter edited The Oxford Book of Modern Australian Verse, an anthology embracing several of the conflicting tendencies in post-second world war poetry.
It said that she "helped me to unravel many of the conflicting tendencies caused by a very active life, enabling me to bring focus and greater clarity to this head".
Simulation results comparing the three façade alternatives show potential for significant energy reduction, but greater differences and conflicting tendencies were revealed when the energy needed for heating, cooling and artificial lighting were considered separately.
The poem is continually rocketing between conflicting tendencies and effects, between uncontainable grief and irresistible consolation, between music and refusing to sing, between spasmodic formlessness and a delicate use of a stabilizing off-rhyme and assonance (pain, hate; sing, in, skin; gone, son).
Bradford notes the paradox in the land of the free market, the US, where: the right-wing legislators who swept into state and federal office in 2010 have conflicting tendencies towards nuclear energy: they are largely pro-nuclear, pro-market, climate-change sceptics, yet they disparage governmental backing of particular technologies with taxpayers' money.
In this paper, I examine two conflicting tendencies in Nietzsche's appraisal of nineteenth-century Europe.
The story of the changes of the 1930s, in the English department as in the University at large, is really one of conflicting tendencies and personalities.
