So will the sense that what happened in Sanford, Ferguson, Baltimore, Charleston, and Staten Island represents a paradox.
Tertullian's point seems to have been that the incarnation represents a paradox: salvation requires both that God become human and that God remain wholly other.
The international system thus represents a paradox for countries in the global south, for while they may be predisposed towards the maintenance of the international order, their security and economic dependence on the north readily guarantees the perpetuation of a structure that "at the same time and at a different level they consider inequitable (Ayoob 1995).
Metz noted that Madonna represents a paradox as she is often perceived as living her whole life as a performance.
More so than Walt, Jesse represents the paradox that lies within: a deep desire to be good -- a desire whose influence he doesn't even understand -- weakened by circumstances that thrust him out of that cocoon.
The IFN- γ represents a paradox in autoimmune arthritis.
The regulation of cig2 represents a paradox: Transcription of the gene is on the one hand induced by pheromone, yet the same signal also mediates proteolysis of the Cig2 protein [ 32].
Benthic communities in the PMNM represent a paradox: despite global recognition as being among the reefs least impacted by human activities on the planet [1], [9] [11], direct anthropogenic stressors such as marine debris [12] [14] and indirect human stressors such as coral bleaching [14] [19] indicate that these reefs are at risk.
These Baltic populations represent a paradox: long-term (>1000 years) survival under high extrinsic stress (low salinity, ice cover, eutrophication, turbidity) despite very low genotypic diversity.
Protection of patient privacy, in all its dimensions, can be difficult in a busy hospital environment [ 30] and could represent a paradox in shared hospital room situations.
Conversely, the evolution of host races in heteroecious (host-alternating) aphid species may represent a paradox because lineages that differ in their preferences for secondary hosts become admixed at mating sites, i.e., on the primary host.
