These oppositions are being experienced in psychiatry as especially sensitive contradictions, but they also exceed these oppositions by encompassing the wider contradictions between objectification and subjectification, between inter-subjectivity and care, and between clinical construction and the knowledge/power relationship.
For some time we have been developing, and have had significant practical success with, a time-sensitive, contradiction-tolerant logical reasoning engine called the active logic machine (ALMA).
Be sensitive to contradictions.
Inevitably, this ignoring of general principles made Zhu less sensitive to the contradictions that arose when he offered more than one explanation of a single phenomenon.
Aware of such contradictions, sensitive choices were made in this research by first working on the multiple scale hypothesis and by subsequently diverting to the hypothesis of unidimensionality as long as the number of items decreased.
No planning reform, however smart or sensitive, will overcome this contradiction in what we want from the system – or our hypocrisy, as Lawson is brave enough to call it.
"A sensitive skin scrub is a contradiction in terms," Dr. Scheman said.
The movie is almost stolen by Mr. Nivola, whose Ian is a fascinating contradiction: an articulate, sensitive musician and a charming predator.
Fiction by women seems the most sensitive to the variety, ambiguities and contradictions of radicalism.
Presumably free of male anxieties, fiction by women — Deborah Eisenberg, Jennifer Egan, Susan Choi, Barbara Kingsolver, Ann Patchett, Dana Spiotta — has seemed much more sensitive to the variety, ambiguities and contradictions of radical thought and action.
A latter-day Moses could do it -- a sensitive Moses, if that is not a contradiction in terms -- with the vision to realize that there is more at stake than constructing an appropriate memorial and putting up new buildings.
