Opposing qualities of hand and brain generate a tension that distinguishes Malevich from his Western counterpart, Piet Mondrian.
It's the actors here who generate a tension that doesn't exist in the script-particularly Hecht.
This situation can generate a tension with respect to the traditional pattern of partnership, characterized by female educational hypergamy, and hence leading to the education-specific mating squeeze.
Working outside the classroom, immersed in a professional and/or everyday setting, generates a tension which results in a kind of learning experience, which, for certain disciplines, is more complete and engaged than the "simulated" knowledge provided within an academic environment.
"The movements generate a tension between the planned and the accidental, with each new variation opening up possibilities for interpretation.
This situation generates a tension between the advantage (to the pathogen) of increased ability to attack crop hosts, but the potential disadvantage (when there are trade-offs) of a reduced ability to persist on wild hosts (which can represent an important refuge in the off season).
Free-living eukaryotic cells lacking a cell wall, such as amoebas, usually counteract turgor pressure by means of cortical actin cytoskeleton that generates a tension-resistant actomyosin cortex directly underlying the plasma membrane (Stockem et al., 1982).
Even now, recuperating from illness, he had an exactness, a scrupulousness of mental focus, that generated a palpable tension.
Clemens' 92 mile-an-hour fastball generated a palpable tension on the field, bringing all of the Mets to the top step of their third base dugout and stirring instant ill feeling between the teams.
But Machiavelli holds that precisely the same conflicts generated a "creative tension" that was the source of Roman liberty.
