He believed that all distinctions between rich and poor, weak and powerful, and right and wrong should be eliminated.
AMERICANS pride themselves on their land of opportunity, where the poor can turn rich, the weak become powerful, and vice versa.
Both ascriptions refer to other dichotomies: tradition and modernity, weak and powerful, rural and urban, the slow and the fast mover.
The current time profile is similar for most discharges, scaling according to the initiation voltage, suggesting that all PEO discharge events, whether weak or powerful, all develop according to the same physical mechanisms.
The fact that the Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation's second largest school district, couldn't manage to pay some teachers for nearly a full school year, yet the teachers continued to work while losing their homes or cars is evidence that the unions are weak, not powerful.
In this typology, a group can be politically weak or powerful, and can be constructed either positively or negatively [ 15].
Collectively, research to date demonstrates that both weak and powerful oxidants, as well as UV light, can lead to the formation of transformation products that retain, accentuate, or create bioactivity during water treatment.
The proportions of ingredients need to be balanced according to how weak or powerful they may be.
It is hard to explain by weak governance why powerful executives back then should have passed up the chance for higher pay that their less powerful successors were later able to seize with both hands.
Like Poland, Afghanistan has suffered the fate of a weak state between powerful neighbors.
