"In fact, he was so vigorous that he clashed with scientists and cryptographers over public access to cryptography and freedom to publish in areas of national security science".
This allowed Halle to transform a field that was often hermetic, with grad students working alone in the library, into a group exercise, characterized by discussion, Socratic interrogation, and the vigorous exchange of clashing perspectives.
Give the title track a spin and you'll hear a vigorous and highly enjoyable clash of temporally and spatially diverse influences.
The students and teachers wear padded vests and protective headgear, but the action is vigorous, and the sword clashes are forceful and fast.
Iran imprisons more journalists than any other country, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists, yet it has a vigorous Parliament and news media with clashing views (within a narrow range).
His translations and adaptations of the epic are reckoned among the greatest poetic achievements of the 20th century: vigorous, sinuous, rhythmic, viscerally suggestive and cinematic; clashing ancient and modern idioms in a spark-shower of images and evocations.
It's fascinating to witness this clash between the deep-rooted Nowruz tradition and the vigorous global campaign of the Salafists.
A vigorous, proudly arrogant personality as well as a fiery radical, Wexler clashed with several of his films' auteurs, in part for his apparent unwillingness to respect the on-set hierarchy.
This sets up a four-way clash in literary fiction, and rivalries between prizes are just as vigorous as those between shortlisted books … Literary fiction Main players Man Booker, Baileys, Costa novel, Folio.
The introduction of Darwin's theory into the Muslim world generated a vigorous debate among Muslim scholars and influenced the public mind deeply, particularly when it clashed wit1h people's religious, philosophical, and cultural values about the creation of life (Remtulla 1993).
