Praised by the New York Times for offering "a paradoxically visceral, endlessly engaging program of inventive pieces," Sideband strives to inspire composers, performers and audience members to reevaluate the role of computers in music by designing instruments and compositions which utilize the unique capacities of networked electronic ensembles.
However, varying risk factor profiles are not always consistent with racial differences in AF prevalence; in African-American populations, for example, there is a paradoxically lower prevalence of AF in spite of their greater risk factor burden.
For a novelist, paradoxically, it is an escape into reality.
For the striptease tradition had a paradoxically anti-erotic function, which its most highbrow commentator, the French critic Roland Barthes, described as a kind of vaccination: inoculating the male public, he argued, with a tiny, highly controlled dose of naughtiness — the vision of languorously disrobing females — might well immunize it against the greater threat of unleashed lust.
Despite a greater predilection for developing diabetes, we found a paradoxically lower mortality among South Asians than among white patients.
Self-harming may also have a paradoxically alluring image for susceptible teenagers.If Britain has a problem, it is not alone.
But for every seduction here, there's a rejection, which for Hunx is, paradoxically, a turn-on.
The allegation of being "foreigners," used by those opposed to the demand for a separate state, paradoxically feeds the insecurity of the Indian Nepalis and strengthens their statehood movement.
A third cause for hope may, paradoxically, be a growing reluctance in the South to take a confrontational stance against provocation.
