Ronald Schweiger, the Brooklyn borough historian, fears that builders will continue to support the design of tall towers, contradicting the vision that early-20th-century architects had for Brooklyn.
In conclusion, while all pre-service medical programs have the potential to include FP teaching without contradicting the vision and missions of their institutions, only one teaching curricula was suitable for FP teaching.
It claims that Ms Sturgeon said she did not believe Labour leader Ed Miliband was "PM material", which would contradict her vision of working informally with Labour as a progressive alliance to bring an end to austerity.
Then, in the next breath, he appeared to contradict this vision of progress, saying Israel "is looking only for more escalation for its military plans -- they are not looking to achieve peace".
Key questions to be addressed included: How do emerging cloud architectures satisfy or contradict the vision of autonomic computing?
Rotte and Vogler (2000) and recently Berthélemy et al. (2009), contradict this vision showing that aid and migration are complements rather than substitutes.
Additionally, hard-spots or areas in which existing visions contradict each other show that careful mediation and the revision of change options might be the way to go.
It is this perpetual renewal, this vivid pulse of life and thought, that counteracts and contradicts the bleak vision of pathological fantasts, even while it creates that vision.
The statement seemed to contradict the original vision of its use, which was an interactive sprinklerlike feature.
There's an intensity and wildness Furtwängler finds that flatly contradicts the monolithic vision Hitler and Goebbels had of the composer.
