Sentence examples for contradictions found from inspiring English sources

It was here that the terms of his inner contradictions found their different and lasting shape.

The operating contradictions found are TRIZ problem, or inventive problems.

Recently, the applicability of the method and its extended applications were called into question on the basis of limitations and contradictions found by advanced simulations.

Through these results, it is possible to conclude that most, if not all, contradictions found in the literature are in fact related to fractionation.

Hopefully by combining methods, such as self-reported experiences, peer reports, and more objective tests, we can shed more light on the many complexities and seeming contradictions found in creative people of many different flavors, and by so doing counter common black-and-white stereotypes about people in general.

Another finding regarding the feasibility of implementation is the contradictions found between the acceptance of instruments by farmers and policy makers, which may reflect more general disagreements between the farmers and the public at large.

"So many contradictions find room in us..

"So many contradictions find room in us...

Thomas J. Gleaton, a former professor of education at Georgia State University who developed the Pride survey, defended its methodology, saying that a "lie test" is built into the survey to detect blatant contradictions and to eliminate surveys on which contradictions are found.

The contradictions Tocqueville found in Cincinnati fed into his larger conclusions.

Contradictions were found in only two of the records (9.09%) as depicted in Fig. 2.