We can either choose the aggressive and exclusive tendencies that have developed in practically all religious and secular traditions or we can cultivate those that speak of compassion, empathy, respect and an impartial "concern for everybody".
Here there were two distinct mutually exclusive tendencies: the frequently-expressed desire for more background information and more detail, and even numerical information, and the contradictory demand for concise presentation, which was also voiced in the focus groups.
Understood as mutually exclusive disciplines-a tendency evident, according to Vico, in the history of philosophy up to his time-philosophy and philology appear as empty and abstract (as in the rational certainty of Cartesian metaphysics) and merely empirical and contingent, respectively.
Will Lewis, the young editor who has none of the exclusive, in-group tendencies of the old regime, has shaken up the paper, improved its news and business coverage, maintained the excellence of its sports coverage and continued to provide provocative comment and opinion.
This TF shows a strong tendency to exclusive regulation (40 out of its 51 regulatory outputs do not receive any other transcriptional regulation, see next section).
Take an increasing tendency to order exclusive material, not cannibalise the Indy.
The other tendency, not mutually exclusive from the first, is that some Italians have weaponized their history of discrimination to target others.
This increased tendency is not exclusive to Mexico, mainly because obesity is considered a pandemic disease.
However, in this species mutually exclusive domains do show a tendency to overlap slightly, especially during the early blastoderm stage, a phenomenon never observed in D. melanogaster.
We re-analyzed the independent data set for AR expression and found a strong tendency of mutually exclusive expression between L1CAM and AR (p < 0.0001).
