Sentence examples for polarized from from inspiring English sources

As Gary Jacobson of the University of California at San Diego, put it: "Americans were polarized from the start in their opinions of Obama and his agenda.

American politics became highly polarized from the bottom up, not the top down, and this began much earlier than often thought.

It is difficult to imagine Mr. Bangs (or any true lover of rock and roll) figuratively waving a fist of solidarity at a television playing 24 hours straight of "1999," much less Van Halen's cynical, leering "Hot for Teacher," a song (and video) as polarized from Mr. Bangs' view of music as MTV is from real rock and roll.

After the specimens attained a stable open circuit potential (OCP), they were polarized from OCP to +0.3 V (vs. SCE) and then reversed at a scan rate of 1.67 mV.S−1 until the OCP.

It has also taught us that we are conflicted, even polarized from one another.

So many times this debate gets polarized from the outset and everyone retreats to their individual camps.

The bit also highlighted how Simmons, despite years in the spotlight, has retained the elements of his personality that have made him polarizing from the beginning.

In fact, everything about Tebow, a 24-year-old Floridian, seems polarizing, from his unabashed religious proselytizing to his unorthodox approach to playing quarterback.

In vitro, it is shown that macrophages can be re-polarized from M1 to M2 and vice versa[ 26, 27].

An accurate quantification of chiral flow fields is only possible when the flow axis is approximately aligned with the long axis of the embryo, and we removed from our analysis a small number of embryos (3/28 embryos for the non-RNAi condition) which in the bottom plane analysis appeared to clearly polarize from the side.

Bona, G. L., Meier, F., Taborelli, M., Bucher, E. & Schmidt, P. H. Spin polarized photoemission from NiMnSb.