Island-to-island rivalry for the Caribbean's best hot sauce is similarly heated, and the diversity of the condiment, often called "pepper sauce", ranges from a chutney-like mash to smooth, liquid fire, depending on each island's tastes and traditions.
The series, which debuted in 2001, sparked Internet controversy in its Season 4 premiere when an exchange between Matt Damon and producer Effie Brown about diversity got heated.
Copeland is one of very few black ballerinas ever to be cast as Odette-Odile in Swan Lake, fueling the already heated debate over whether greater diversity in the casting of ballet classics is the key to revitalizing the art form, or evidence of deteriorating aesthetic standards.
Diversity at the leadership level is a bit of a heated subject.
But the Internet offered more diversity by chronicling live 25 Olympic sports and giving fans a chance to see heated handball finals and swooping shots in archery.
In Loesch's heated segment, the gun advocate was incredulous as to why a show like "Thomas & Friends" would need diversity.
Three types of environmental controls were applied, that is, osmotic variety (osmo 1 3), temperature diversity (heat 1 3) and starvation (strv 1 3).
In particular, heat cascading needs short distances (as heat losses in grids are considerable) and diversity in heat quality demand (provided by multi-functionality) to utilise energy in the most efficient way with energy intensive industries at the top of the cascades and residential heat and cool at its bottom.
Due to the diversity of conditions in this set, we focused on two experimental subsets corresponding to heat shock and H2O2 osmotic shock respectively.
We have developed a method for generating a privacy-preserving heat map with user diversity (ppDIV), in which the density of trajectories, as well as the diversity of users, is taken into account, thus preventing the bias effects caused by participation inequality.
