The Sinhalese and the Tamils, he said, were more polarized than ever—"two separate peoples with divergent and mutually incompatible ideologies, consciousness, and political goals"—and he concluded, ominously, "There are borderlines to patience and expectations.
The Sinhalese and the Tamils, he said, were more polarized than ever — "two separate peoples with divergent and mutually incompatible ideologies, consciousness, and political goals" — and he concluded, ominously, "There are borderlines to patience and expectations.
But they offer highly divergent and often mutually exclusive ideas about how.
Although functionalism is often represented as a unified school or approach, in fact, it is home to divergent and even mutually contradictory positions.
(Vintage, $20). Butler presents a history of the unlikely relationship between the two leaders who, despite their sharply divergent political philosophies, forged a mutually beneficial alliance during World War II.
When litigants have divergent subjective beliefs and are mutually optimistic about their trial prospects, cases may fail to settle.
Over the course of the group discussions, some called for a more civil discourse among the two sides of the debate, while others said that the divergent approaches were not actually mutually exclusive and that both approaches could be executed if the factions could agree upon a timeline. .
"In the past, CCAMLR members have demonstrated an incredible commitment to work through these issues, to understand divergent views and work collaboratively to find mutually acceptable outcomes.
These hypothesis are mutually non-exclusive and could well act in concert to explain the divergent ageing rates in Fukomys sp. Studying the underlying mechanisms (gene expression, endocrinology etc). in detail would be a logical next step and could yield fascinating insights into the biology of mammalian ageing.
