He entitles one chapter "The Thomas Court," but there are two sharply divergent schools of thought about whether Clarence Thomas is actually the "intellectual pathbreaker" behind the court's Second Amendment and campaign finance jurisprudence.
The number eighteen, though, became conventional in Buddhist historiography for symbolic and mnemonic reasons (Obeyesekere 1991) and, in fact, different Buddhist sources preserve divergent lists of schools which sum up to more than eighteen.
Harambee has brought together people from different ends of the world -- The Philippines, Lebanon, Bolivia, Belgium and Germany -- with even more diverse backgrounds ranging from consulting to medicine, and so we managed to converge our divergent experiences and schools of thought to come up with a solution for the 2014 Hult Prize "President's Challenge".
In "Lotus Pond and Fish" flat, circular leaves and pink and white blossoms viewed from divergent perspectives surround a school of small, silvery fish.
The results clearly support divergent validity for the school dimension of life satisfaction in relation to stress.
Activists often point to the divergent rules that govern schools and juvenile detention centers to make the case for restricting the use of Tasers in schools. .
In Chang's novel, two writing-school poets take divergent paths.
By a quirk of fate, both men attended the same city high school before traveling divergent paths.
As educators strive to bring all children to high achievement standards, they are starting to create schools with widely divergent cultures depending in part on demographics.
In Norway and Scandinavia, data on the developmental status on children is scarce and the few published studies of children below school age show divergent results, varying from 6.3%to33%33 % [ 18, 19].
