Their conclusion so far is that large transgressions begin with small concessions.
Which is the larger transgression?
These are moments that feel more ordinary, more daily, than Rowan's larger transgression, just part of Richard's way of moving through the world.
Reiss does something else that grated on me, although it's only a petty infringement in the context of this treatment's larger transgressions.
At the time, the film was justly criticized for underplaying the role of African-Americans in the struggle, but its larger, philosophical transgression went largely unnoticed.
In the passive continental margins, the higher bioproductivity provided by oceanic upwelling and deep-water anoxic conditions was beneficial for forming high-quality source rocks; in the cratons, large-scale transgression produced source rocks with a high abundance of organic matter.
However, in the F1 hybrids, large amounts of transgression were expressed in hybrids between both closely and distantly related species but transgression was nearly absent in hybrids of parents with intermediate genetic distances, resulting in a u-shaped relationship between transgression and divergence time.
Large amounts of transgression were observed in hybrids between both closely and distantly related crosses 13-333% in closely related crosses, 14% in distant crosses) with a near absence of transgression (0.1-6%) in crosses of intermediate genetic distance.
The problem, she wrote, was "the fallacy of misplaced scale": sex loomed so large that any sexual transgression, or imagined transgression, might bring extreme punishment.
"This is a large number of transgressions, and this is illegal," he said.
