Sentence examples for conflicting features from inspiring English sources

As Dick Vermeil came to understand during his long career, most quarterbacks are built of so many ambiguous, conflicting features that even expert eyes have difficulty seeing them clearly.

Kessler & McKenna's studies of gender attribution based on various combinations of "conflicting" features found that male-associated traits are weighed far more heavily in interpretation of gender than female-associated traits.

We added a mixed pair category because we wanted that the participants deployed their attentional resources onto the target category at the relevant location through an effortful discrimination of increasingly conflicting features across shape-pairs categories, i. e., relevant (S+), distracters (S+/-), irrelevant (S-).

In the present study, as shown in Fig. 3 and described in the results, the spectral IP property includes two conflicting features: The majority of the samples have phase peaks at high frequencies, although low frequencies were measured in a few samples.

First of all, the copy numbers and the miRNA expressions values are obtained from different samples and thus could show different conflicting features.

For future evaluation of the prognostic relevance of the changes in TNM classification, however, the 7th edition should be used, yet the conflicting feature, that is, TDs, should be reported in detail with description of their number, size, and growth pattern.

Achieving a balance between the two conflicting desirable features of DSSCs, a large specific surface area and an efficient electron transfer, remains a challenge.

The new exhibition at the British Museum, Hadrian: Empire and Conflict, features evocative objects from both sides of this Jewish war.

To lend assistance to one of these cannot be considered an interference in the constitution of the other state (for it is then in a state of anarchy)." Since the present conflict features two entities Mr Assad's regime and the anti-government rebels wrangling over rival visions of Syria's future, Kant's principle appears to permit intervention.

That conflict features a political party and attendant supporting movements that have been utterly indifferent to facts and, indeed, to rational argument.

Aggressive conflict features regularly in the lives of group-living animals but may entail significant costs, including loss of time and energy, risk of injury, damage to the opponents' relationship and post-conflict distress [1].