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1. What Adrian partook of last night is a dangerous brew, meant to polarize Nancy’s brainwaves to one signal, that being from her father, of course
2. This splitting was never designed to polarize people into winners and losers except in the winning and losing of being able to survive in nature, against natural hardships, and against the other bands they encountered
3. Once you selectively polarize anything… once you take it out of the larger context it exists in… then you have effectively destroyed its universal usefulness and meaning, and replaced it with a linear ‘usefulness’ that is only used once, or that only has one use, or one meaning…
4. If you only polarize the swing of that object halfway… if you only mimic with your hand, the same arch the object is traveling, slightly… you get it to swing more widely… slightly
5. What is that but a cop-out? What is that but treason to your own fatherland? What is that but worshipping and flocking to the Richest Nations? If all poor people stayed in their poor countries: they would at least polarize the inhumanity and unfairness of the global system of politics so clearly; that rich people in richer countries would not be able to live with their own conscience
6. That is, until you polarize it with
1. That huge city-jungle sparkled with optical sources when a polarized probe was used, two hundred thirty nine altogether, and there was a lot more data
2. The problem however was it needed another probe, one which could transmit a polarized signal as well as receive it
3. She was not worried about what the other souls on the base thought at this point, nor was she concerned about what they thought of her making another bi-directional polarized optical probe
4. "We now know what is sent and how, and the polarized probe is able to read it
5. Without common cause united by common principles and where the organization‘s respective members remain ideologically polarized, such overtures should be reproved by sensible nations whose global mission should be promoting (world) peace and advancing the cause of Freedom
6. The word Leftist signifies a more polarized concept than the meaning of Conservative
7. Over the last few decades, we have come to the realization that we cannot rely on Congress and the Courts (regardless of level) --- Congress has become polarized and the Courts have become a product of the political structure
8. " To keep the wrinkles away, choose a pair of polarized glasses that's wide enough to fully cover the eye area
9. By the 1930s, white Christian thinking became polarized between two doctrinal positions on the Bible, missions, and social justice
10. magnetic field, most of the atoms that makeup the magnetic are polarized
11. appears to an observer to be polarized
12. The two companies face polarized risks as well
13. With glass partitions between sections that could be polarized to become one-way mirrors, the action could become in fact about as rowdy as a customer wished
14. Sean could now see that the parishioners around him were quickly getting polarized, with some appearing to agree with him, while others seemed ready to believe anything Spellman said
15. It was almost as though the sharply polarized politics here had placed caste and community above vikas
16. Homosexual deviation is a failure to attain this polarized union
17. Falsehood and atheism extinguishes the wisdom until the end in polarized form
18. When we think along certain lines continuously the thought becomes polarized, we can see other and different points of view with difficulty or not at all
19. The Quality composition of “the present humankind” is too variegated and is too spiritually and intellectually polarized to speak about “people” in general
20. That is why the general dynamics of “Focuses” of Self-Consciousnesses of NUU-VVU-Configurations and all other Proto-Forms of animals are polarized in different Spheres of creativity of ODS
21. Now, the polarization method is used in physics, for example, for the description of a certain arrangement of movement of electromagnetic waves (that is, elementary particles) and polarized beams of neutrons, when their spin is arranged in one plane
22. I would like to note that in a polarized photon beam all waves have an equally directed vector of “magnetic induction” which, during experiments, makes it possible to get with the help of such type of emission much more detailed information about the structure of “a substance”
23. The fragmented Self-Consciousness of each UU-VVU-copy is polarized not relative to that which someone else has already formed in the general information “space” of ODS and in Space-Time of the Formo-system by one’s typical emotions (if this Information is absent in the “fragmentary memory” of the UU-VVU-copy, then this simply does NOT exist for it), but is motivationally associated only with the VVU-Information it has about “itself”
24. Before the 3-dimensional Universe came into existence: there were two infinite sets of polarized dualities: Attraction and Repulsion in a two-dimensional Condition of Actual Infinity
25. It is a system based upon polarized absolutes of absolute innocence and absolute guilt
26. Modern Human Civilization is a curious schizoid split of Polarized opposites
27. Every opinion is being polarized with the most emphatic, non-comparative adjectives possible
28. All absolutes are polarized imbalances that are so disconnected from each other, that they seem to have no cooperative connections
29. The actual magnetism of the two most polarized places on earth are in the huge underground stores of ionized magma, which this crust of Earth, stone, continents, sea beds, floats on
30. No matter what polarized extreme you look at… if you study it, you will find that there is no absolute disconnect between them
31. Mind is the subjective and Matter the objective aspect of the one polarized Consciousness
32. One is based upon actuality, and the other is based upon polarized absolutes or abstractions
33. I reached forward and got my sunglasses off the dash and put them on and then met his matching polarized stare
34. This individual belief system has developed and polarized over the
35. Even when they sat on the couch, Paul held her hand until she was settled, then he threw his arm around her shoulders and spread his legs wide as if the girth of his testicles had turned his kneecaps into oppositely polarized magnets
36. Given that prior views on this question are so polarized, it is perhaps not surprising that there are two public puzzles that ask virtually opposite questions: (i) Why is most delegated portfolio management still allocated to active managers? and (ii) Why is such a small share of institutional risk budgets allocated to active managers?
37. —, polarized, and on his claims to the discovery of, J
1. In other words, the specific dynamics of UU-VVU-conglomerates in the Self-Consciousness of one of them, with the help of the system of Perception typical only of this “personality”, as if “limit” (narrow possibilities of manifestation on the corresponding Level of activity) the qualitative dynamics of the whole spectrum of Self-Consciousness of the other and simultaneously polarizes this multidimensional NUU-VVU-Configuration in a narrow mental-sensuous range typical only of this Direction of the synthetic dynamics
2. Winning and losing, the urge to win, the entire dynamic of competition polarizes everything
3. Antagonism, adversarial conflict, and the struggle to succeed: polarizes everything
1. She found she didn't remember most of the stuff in here, she probably should have thrown it all out decades ago, the papers that were hers were already obsolete and could now be learned by examining any common electronic device with a polarizing microscope, but twenty decades ago they had been some of the Kassikan's most closely guarded secrets
2. He was and remains an enormously polarizing figure, despised by many in his own party, especially libertarian minded conservatives, almost as much as those on the political left and center
3. Almost as much as Dick Cheney, she remains a deeply polarizing figure
4. When Jesus came onto the scene of this ancient diorama, he was an instantly polarizing distraction to the Jewish yearning for the appearance of another champion, the new judge who would resurrect their national entity, and identity once more as the Hasmonean Maccabees had seemed to accomplish for a while, during the interregnum in which the Greeks tried to fend off Roman incursions into their fractured Hellenistic world
5. All you have to do is to hold your sunglasses on top of the lens, in which it would serve as its polarizing filter
6. The thing about polarizing writers is that we're always looking to increase the size of our pole
7. He was also wearing for this job a pair of micro camera-equipped spectacles with polarizing lenses
8. When any class has unequal access to the representative powers of the tax enacting State, what usually results is a polarizing and paralyzing privilege of the wealthy class paying a donation toll to the powers that be so as to not have to share with the hoi polloi through the communal resource that is tax as social redistribution, i
9. Universal properties of “electromagnetic dispolarities” (OLLAKT-systems) neutralize and smooth down the influence of the factor of “nonidentity of information interrelations” that exists between the structures of Self-Consciousnesses of realizational Forms of different types of Realities that structure one and the same Continuum (for example, between “people” — with their typical discretely polarizing logic — and insects, animals, birds, plants and minerals, with which “people” cannot directly and consciously exchange Information)
10. This was a polarizing reversal in how they lived
11. It is based upon the polarizing ideas of absolute right and absolute wrong
12. It is based upon the polarizing absolutes of winning and losing with no in-between, no relativity, no actuality, no true basis of the actual universe we live in
13. In addition, that very fairness of a truly fair Law will clearly define and reveal by polarizing our entire society; just who is one the side of fairness and who is on the side of corruption
14. However… if the pressure is kept up: and the corporations are flooded only with class-action law-suits: then the class systems in modern societies will be more clearly defined by the polarizing issues raised by Consumers, i
15. His next plan was to destabilize the Austrian southern Slav province of Herzegovina by assassinating Austrian officials and polarizing the population and fomenting a revolt, so he could step into the vacuum of power and take it over and add it to Serbia
16. For the climate-change topic, see Kahan, Peters, Maggie Wittlin, Paul Slovic, Lisa Larrimore Ouellette, Donald Braman, and Gregory Mandel, “The Polarizing Impact of Science Literacy and Numeracy on Perceived Climate Change Risks, Nature Climate Change 2 (2012)
17. David is also the author of a polarizing report in which he lays out his own personal retirement plan
18. FEW SUBJECTS IN THE WORLD OF INVESTING are as polarizing as gold