Thus, the difference between the Austrian ravens and the current study group may not be in whether they reconcile, but rather in the rate at which reconciliation occurs.
Inspection of nodes for which reconciliation analyses supported cospeciation in TreeMap showed that the strains harboured by Dianthus spp. that belonged to the same generalist fungal species were considered as lineages arisen by cospeciation in the TreeMap reconciliation.
In which case, "reconciliation," "compromise" and "dilution" should be entirely after-the-fact, and have nothing to do with the investigation.
When our team corrected for Tol's error, accounting for the ways in which the reconciliation process actually changed the ratings for each category, we found a slight increase in the consensus, from an initial 97.1% to a corrected 97.2%.
We have a political culture in which the word "reconciliation" has come to mean "bitter division".
The Queen's pre-recorded message, in which she chose reconciliation as the theme after a year that saw divisions over Scottish independence and the 100th anniversarycentenary of the start of the first world war, was the only one of the top 10 programmes not to lose viewers year on year.
It is the dream of a world without war in which the great reconciliation has taken place between all those who once stood against each other as enemies.
We're asked to believe that there's more to reality than what we can grasp, that maybe there's a future in which things like reconciliation, justice, forgiveness, peace, and genuine security are really possible.
He hoped, therefore, for an eventual reconciliation between the government and the legislature, but a reconciliation in which the prerogative of the monarch and the influence of the nobility would remain undiminished.
