From here, "Foxcatcher" will track the colliding of two antithetical worlds.
A secondary marker of the colliding of worlds is the sudden appearance, in 1600, of fossil pollen maize, a Latin American species, in the European marine record.
A better understanding of crumpling could help explain phenomena as diverse as the colliding of tectonic plates in the earth's crust and the wrinkling of cell walls.
The garish route seems to be more of a foreign concept, or it may simply be the colliding of two aesthetics: one that values aesthetics and another -- well, let's leave that be.
Phantom Terrain not only gives him an interpretation of the colliding symphonies of Wi-Fi fields, it also contemplates the future role of assistive hearing devices.
The writing that took shape emerged out of the colliding energies of the Beats and second-wave New York School poets like Ted Berrigan and Anne Waldman.
There was The Big Bang theory which was, the super colliding of the erasers against each other.
That demand, in turn, was swept up in the colliding crosscurrents of regional politics.
And despite the colliding interests of Hollywood executives and technologists, the cultures are vastly different.
Mr. Ferguson blames the colliding forces of waning empires as well as economic instability and racial and ethnic antipathies.
Eventually we were released, but only after gaining a sharp insight into the colliding interests of the factions that make up Iran's Islamic revolution.
