Starting from such bases, existentialism can take diverse and contrasting directions.
Having developed in different and contrasting directions, existentialism has furnished philosophy and the whole of contemporary culture with conceptual tools, of which the nature and techniques of employment have still not been clarified as, for example, terms like "problematicity," "chance," "condition," "choice," "freedom," and "project".
Indeed, inter-specific competitive interactions in sympatry may have led to divergent selection acting in contrasting directions between morphs.
The strength of this study lies in its separation of different types of traditional cooking fuel, which allowed the identification of contrasting directions of association among these fuel types.
Unexpectedly, 70 out of these 124 genes (56.5%) showed contrasting direction in expression change between two single studies, while for the other 54 (43.5%) the expression change was in the same direction, 19 up-regulated (15.3%) and 35 down-regulated (28.2%).
From the 1475 genes, 124 genes (8.4%) were reported in more than one GEP study (115 in two, and nine in three studies), 19 of them (15.3%) were up-regulated in poor prognosis samples in two studies, 35 down-regulated (28.2%), and 70 with contrasting direction in expression change between two studies.
Their careers should not have veered off in such contrasting directions.
Leading up to the meeting much was made of the contrasting directions each administration is taking in regards to climate change.
In contrast, directions of greatest variance were comparable among most groups, and the direction of the change due to sexual dimorphism was parallel to the direction of main variance.
In the lateral altar painting of the Resurrection, the poses of the standing soldiers and the contrapposto (a position in which the upper and lower parts of the body are contrasted in direction) of those asleep are also clearly Michelangelesque in inspiration.
