Sentence examples for paradoxical condition from inspiring English sources

There is no end to the paradoxical condition of Echo of Moscow.

Music reconciles us to our paradoxical condition: we make the dumb mistake of thinking ourselves nouns, but we are really verbs.

In the capital cities of Europe that same paradoxical condition has more or less been reached especially in Brussels, the self-styled capital of Europe, where decades of economic migration have been reinforced by an influx of European Union bureaucrats.

This paradoxical condition is termed 'malignant CTH' and is imminent if both CTH and TBF are high: in Fig.  2, this is observed at high TBF levels where oxygenation improves little with further TBF increases because physiological shunting is already high, even for negligible CTH.

In practice, however, nodal metastases are found in 1 to 2% of patients with a diagnosis of pure DCIS, and this paradoxical condition usually depends on a focus of invasion being missed by the pathologist because of a sampling bias [ 2].

A highly reactive and quenching environment is thereby obtained within a single reactor: these are paradoxical conditions in conventional thermochemical processes.

With a focus on inter-firm relationships involving the simultaneous pursuit of competition and cooperation, we develop a conceptual framework that explicates key paradoxical conditions, paradoxical tension, and performance implications of tension in such relationships.

The underlying pathophysiology evolved in these paradoxical conditions needs to be better elucidated.

It received special attention because it sets paradoxical conditions to examine how and when cooperation can evolve even when a rational player is bound to defect.

This interpretation results facile in light of recent evidence about the role of basal cortical status in determining the rTMS modulation effect, which seemed paradoxical in condition of increased cortical excitability [13, 14].

Flu stands out as an apparently paradoxical health condition: although participants described it as very contagious, they also indicated that they had experienced it at most once or twice in their lives, and none perceived this paradox.