Ezra Pound made the combination of disparate things a principle of imagism, as in his poem on a station of the Paris Métro: "The apparition of these faces in the crowd:/Petals on a wet, black bough".
And if the Kentucky Republican has proven one thing these past 18 months, it is that he can unite disparate factions around certain principles, chief among them that there are political benefits to opposing the president.
In his prior position at the Department of Justice Mr Perez was an influential advocate of the principle of "disparate impact"—the idea that lending policies can be discriminatory because of their outcomes, even if there is no intent to discriminate.
The city, fearing a lawsuit under the principle of disparate impact — the Supreme Court had established that an employer could be held liable for employment practices that were in effect discriminatory even if they were unintentional — declined to certify the test results.
In pursuit of his craft, Robbins has ended up incorporating principles from such disparate fields as aikido, sales, and Latin ballroom dancing.
Thus, the southern Ugandan tone system seems to have two disparate roots, accommodating both the principle of equidistance and the experience of simple ratios.
And it is then claimed that these disparate commitments ground the anomalism principle (see 4.2).
The Dan River Partnership for a Healthy Community (DRPHC) is a community-academic partnership operating under CBPR principles in the health disparate Dan River Region (DRR) [ 23, 24].
The quantitative sciences offer a powerful set of tools in the quest for common fundamental principles and connections among seemingly disparate biological phenomena.
As we have shown, the semantic web has the potential to assist in many of the difficulties posed by the integration of data from disparate sources, as four of its underlying principles accelerate data integration and its exploration: Represent data and knowledge with technologies that serve as a standard across the entire community.
