At that time, contradicting the academic way of teaching art through imitation, the main aim of the school was to set a laboratory for no boundary experiments.
Results show that the heat flux to the preheating region varies considerably in time — contradicting often employed assumptions used in established flame spread theories.
3) The website www.stormfax.com claims that Punxsutawney Phil's forecasts have only been correct 39 per cent of the time, contradicting the figure stated on www.groundhog.org, which is 100 per cent.
And if we are dishonest, if we try to offer a vision for London while at the same time contradicting it with our national agenda, then we will also lose.
While not speaking in detail on the record, he said that awyers these days have a hard time contradicting their clients' interests -- such as those of the financial institutions that the lawyers on the panel represent.
Within this context, the two main and at the same time contradicting objectives are the allocation of as little computing resources as possible and the minimization of runtime.
As the place where positive thinking appeared and developed, Europe is the elite of humanity, but the way it took possession of the planet in modern times contradicts the very idea positivism had of Europe's place in history.
The last time I saw the actor on-screen was last year, in Pablo Larraín's "Jackie," in which Hurt plays a Catholic priest who consoles and at times contradicts the widowed Jacqueline Kennedy in her darkest hour.
Boone's '98 interview with Miami New Times contradicts this account: "Boone claims they only revealed to police the name of their contact (who was arrested but never went to jail)." Former Simply Saucer manager Gary Pig Gold writes in his Yanovsky obituary that, following Zal's deal with the cops, Rolling Stone "sanctioned" a boycott of the Lovin' Spoonful.
The various answers given by the participants (living in the neighborhood) form an examination of the possibility of drawing boundaries and designating identities, creating a new encounter and cocktail of dissonant, at times, contradicting voices without unifying these contradictions into a harmonic and nostalgic picture.
