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Yet he is content to be seen as polarizing by his foes.

A well-financed challenger, even one seen as polarizing by party insiders, could give an underfinanced Mr. Lazio a difficult battle for the nomination.

Some say they believe an outstanding ad campaign is somewhat polarizing by definition and negative reaction is a sign the ads are working.

The reality is that Hillary Clinton was viewed as polarizing by a number of men and women long before she ever ran for president.

The Los Angeles based hip-hop collective has been called "polarizing" by the Village Voice, and has to date been written up by large-scale publications like Spin, the Guardian, and even the New Yorker (by Sasha Frere-Jones, no less).

We considered the traditional approach of polarizing by ancestry but were unable to determine the ancestry of nearly half of the alleles (237 PTCs and 59 SCLs).

The transmission spectrum setup used for testing is shown in Fig. 5; a white light source is collimated by a collimation lens and TM polarized by a polarizer.

However, nuclear spins on solid surfaces can be selectively polarized, by transferring spin polarization to them from hyperpolarized xenon gas.

The light is polarized by a linear polarizer and then modulated continuously by an electro-optic modulator (PC-B3-00-SFAP-SFA-130-UL, EOspace, US) operating at 6.67MHz.

For example, human primary M1 polarized macrophages can be re-polarized by secreted factors from their own counterparts, M2 macrophages, and vice versa, in vitro[ 27].

The illumination light is collimated and then polarized by a Glan Thompson polarizer (03 PTO 109, Melles Griot, Didam, Netherlands) before being reflected onto the pinhole and fiber bundle assembly by a polarizing beamsplitter (PBS101, Thorlabs, Dachau, Germany).