The recent shift of Senator James M. Jeffords of Vermont from Republican to independent was the most notable illustration of tension.
The modern city of Samarra became a notable source of tension between Sunnis and Shiites after the Iraq war.
Jenks thinks Hemingway is simply aimlessly writing and the plot lacks the tension notable in his earliest works such as The Sun Also Rises.
His next film, the revenge thriller An Eye For An Eye (1996), was notable only for surface tension and an electrifying performance by Kiefer Sutherland as a rapist.
Black holes are notable flashpoints for this tension between quantum field theory and general relativity.
One notable finding was the tension articulated by youth when they were compared to biological children and referred to as orphans within their new family situations.
All the political tension carries one notable benefit for Vermont's democracy.
When it comes to portraying inter-ethnic tension, comics offer notable advantages, and Sacco, a cartoonist-cum-war-correspondent, deftly uses the form to skewer Maltese nativism.
This tension is especially notable in the device arena, in which the short life cycles and iterative nature of development are at odds with current design constructs of the types of clinical trials that provide evidence for medical decision making.
Despite the crass protectionism of Mr Bush's early years, when he increased both steel tariffs and farm subsidies, trade policy has been a notable exception to the broader political tension between the Bush administration and "Old Europe".
