These results contradict some features of the neoclassical theories of growth and distribution.
People don't know what to make of me when they see me, because they feel my features contradict one another.
These interests clearly contradict the basic features of a democracy — in which the people are the source of legitimacy, the military's activities are subject to civilian oversight, politics are unpredictable and power changes hands.
The latter feature contradicts several multilocus studies which suggest that the gnetophytes are the sister group of the Pinaceae, the so-called gnepine hypothesis [ 23- 25].
Conventional refinement based techniques for feature engineering suffer from the need to have successive features build smoothly on their predecessors, since contradicting what has already been established is anathema for any refinement technique.
Results indicate that, woodland patches are very dynamic features in the British landscape, hence contradicting the widely shared view that woodland are stable elements in a landscape.
Almost daily, television programs discussed 2009 H1N1 and its vaccine, and featured scientists and politicians defending and contradicting its effectiveness and dangers [27], [28].
Finally, Mr. Doron's contention that new nuclear reactor designs "incorporate greatly enhanced safety features" is contradicted by the fact that the design selected for the two new reactors in Georgia, the Westinghouse AP1000, has a weaker containment, less redundancy in safety systems, and fewer safety features than current reactors.
These features clearly contradict the observed nature of the refracted waves from L3.
For example, her argument that it is inconceivable that minds should have location and not be material might seem to contradict another argument that features prominently in her system (and that is considered more fully in section 4).
