I don't think it was an uneven exchange.
From Athens to Zurich, the combination of higher rents and energy costs, uneven exchange rates and increased demand is routinely putting the cost of a first-class meal, with wine, beyond the reach of all but the very rich, the very self-indulgent or the very fortunate with large expense accounts.
It's a messy, uneven exchange, defined most by the disjunction that occurs as the drums, synths, and samples dodge and bump against one another.
Well, showering some Third World country with a currency that has an uneven exchange rate doesn't improve lives; it only forces globalization on people who aren't ready for it yet.
A year later Hitchens released The Monarchy: A Critique of Britain's Favorite Fetish and Blood, Class, and Nostalgia: Anglo-American Ironies, a discussion of the uneven cultural exchange between the United States and England.
Of course, startups need to achieve this in a way that people accept, without wigging us out for being creepy, violating our privacy or frustrating us from an uneven value exchange.
The presence of multiple closely related sequences throughout the genome facilitates misalignment of repeated sequences, allowing uneven genetic exchange between alleles that contribute to deletions and duplications.
It is too early to call the exchange uneven; Alfonzo is batting.167 with a home run and six R.B.I. for the Giants and has lost his place as the fifth hitter in the lineup, behind Barry Bonds.
She frames it as a series of transactions: "One finds that love is not a state, a feeling, a disposition, but an exchange, uneven, fraught with history, with ghosts, with longings that are more or less legible to those who try to see one another with their own faulty vision".
The wide SD indicates an uneven response of gas exchanges in the studied population.
