How To Use Radically In A Sentence
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In principle, there was nothing that could not be absorbed into this radically Christianized world.
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“Part of an adult faith, for example, is a commitment to the inviolability of human life from its first moment, radically opposing the principle of violence, precisely in the defense of the most defenseless of human creatures,” the pope said.
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The postmodern perspective, on the other hand, views the movement of historical time to be radically contingent and unpredictable.
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It was supposed to radically reduce the cost of carrying payloads into orbit.
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While the far west may have the more vicious winter temperatures, often subceeding minus 40 degrees C, the northeast is infamous for its radically changeable winter atmospherics.
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Subterranean species are difficult to monitor since they appear seasonally and sporadically in seeps and springs or may not appear even during high water flows.
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The shipping industry changed radically with the advent of containerization.
Ink-Stained Politicians
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For good reasons, developing nations reject cap-and-trade solutions, in part because it is impossible to define comparable cap-and-trade policies for radically differing economies in a fair manner; emission taxes would be much more commensurable between different economies.
The Advantages of an Emissions Tax
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ICE hasn't listed any native Filipino on its "gangbanger" watchlist or detention cells in the past few years, although insignificant remnants of Pinoy street gangs like Akrho and Bahala Na Gang sporadically surface in known Filipino communities here and in Carson, Glendale, Eagle Rock, San Fernando Valley, Rowland Heights, West Covina and Hawthorne.
Undefined
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Zink‐enabled devices use heat to activate and colorise these crystals, radically simplifying the printing process.
Photography Blog - News
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Where policy is radically dissociated from the reality of death, the paradoxical result is a society dominated by the logic of death.
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It is the birth of a radically new form of leadership.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps that will inspire some radically new approaches to speech understanding that will supplant the methods we're developing now.
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Read on to discover how this radically innovative ‘fuel injection’ training gel is revolutionizing the supplement industry.
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Part of what we're trying to do with the Climate Collaboratorium is what we call radically open computer modeling, to bring the spirit of systems like Wikipedia and Linux to the problem of global climate change.
GreenBiz.com Green Business News
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As Hewitt has suggested, feminist utopianism, like symbolic interactionism, seeks to create new conceptual spaces in which radically different ways of being can be imagined and in which different distributions of power, including sexual power, can be conceived (Contemporary 17-21).
Feminist Utopianism and Female Sexuality in Joanna Baillies Comedies
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Olives from wild trees (oleasters) were sporadically gathered, in the Near East, by Neolithic peoples about 10,000 years ago.
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The enormous power given by electricity has radically transformed all our lives.
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Gingrich, whose "Contract With America" was a brilliant piece of political phrasemaking, is well aware that the phrase "social engineering" originated with Lenin's attempts to radically rebuild Russian society in the years that immediately followed the Bolshevik Revolution.
Richard (RJ) Eskow: America's Real Radicals: The 40 Extremist Senators Who Voted Against Medicare
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But, clearly, the division between perdurance theories and endurance theories is somewhat unnatural, because ‘endurance’ theories differ so radically amongst themselves.
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If not radically reformed, it will continue to consume our freedom and earnings like a swarm of locusts consumes a wheat field until we in America are no better off than the simple serfs of feudal times.
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This intense focus on texture rather than structure is a sign that a radically different kind of reading is taking place.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Hull Council is ‘top-heavy’ with bureaucracy and needs to be radically slimmed down, new council leader Ken Branson said yesterday.
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On the one hand there is awe at the way the elements can so radically alter the landscape.
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Of course, Makine's own literary language differs fundamentally from the Russian Futurist experimentation that inspired the Formalists; it is not radically innovative, but startlingly archaic.
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Just at the moment Spartacus expects to embark his army and followers aboard the Silesian ships, news of betrayal and of Roman armies converging on his position causes Spartacus to radically revise his plans.
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He began ‘treating’ the book, radically abridging the overripe text with poems ‘found’ within each page and distributed over it in blurbs something like speech bubbles.
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The purpose of their constitutions is to contract radically the sphere of self-government - of democratic politics.
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Countries may tax energy consumption at radically different rates without seeing all their domestic industry disappear offshore.
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a strange unity, that is to say, everything that Western man for twenty-five centuries was able to see or feel as common to what are at times radically heterogene - ous experiences, which he designates by the same word.
LOVE
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To an ecologist, this looks like an ecosystem whose biodiversity has expanded radically.
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First, data on law firm clientele are sporadically and unreliably available.
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The results show that the aims of historians and biographers may radically diverge.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The tonemes radically increase the number of admissible syllables - even if far from all possibilities are actually being used.
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But even to call this reversal a metaleptic metonymy would be claiming to know more than one can about the radically discontinuous nature of this reversal.
Discontinuous Shifts: History Reading History
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Both have theologies radically immersed in the gospel and in life at its darkest points, and are orthodoxly Christian in ways which show Christian orthodoxy to be anything but comfortable.
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It is not clear whether Elizabeth is referring here to the deconstructionist theory of the late twentieth century which undermined the assumption that texts have intentional, recuperable meanings — in which case Kafka is a bad example, because his texts were recognized as being radically indeterminate in meaning well before the advent of poststructuralism — or whether she is saying that Kafka was a kind of prophet of deconstruction.
Disturbing the Peace
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But, given these similarities, it's at least possible that he might have followed Axl Rose's lead, turning into a loopy, mansion-bound recluse, tinkering with unfinished projects, piling on the suet and emerging sporadically to sue his ex-bandmates and have a punch-up with Tommy Hilfiger.
Never mind Nevermind, 1991 was all about Guns N' Roses
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The entire process of maturation, from birth to death, is a creative process of choices, each of which can radically change the outcome of a person's life.
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Costs of living differ radically, and where subsistence production accounts for a large part of the food supply, GNP grossly underestimates wealth.
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In 1994, this position was radically altered, with the ushering in of a new democratic order.
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Mr. Assange believes his leaks, like the Vietnam-era Pentagon Papers, will radically change perceptions of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, which he says he is trying to end," editorialized the Washington Post.
Journalism Scoops WikiLeaks
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That's because the play is about a neurochemist named Roland Welby who is doing research on a fictional drug called Zeropinealphrine which, it seems, could radically accelerate human evolution.
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Whitman has produced music that (particularly as a collection) neither fetishizes the scholarly pallor of early electronic music nor attempts to radically recast the tools or to play clever games with them.
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This show argues that our ideas of beauty have radically altered.
Times, Sunday Times
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We don't know or understand the process whereby the Burmese junta changed its mind so radically on how the country should be run.
Times, Sunday Times
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Strong velarisation of certain consonant groups, especially of the cluster ‘cl’, which is typical of most Irish dialects, has only been noted sporadically.
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The papal tone changed radically as revolutions gained momentum.
THE FOUR NATIONS: A History of the United Kingdom
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It has since become clear that the spending watchdog's role will not be radically extended.
Times, Sunday Times
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People change their lifestyles more radically nowadays as the milestones of life go by.
Positive Parent Power
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Do you think you could ever be married to, or in a long-term relationship with, someone with radically different political views from your own?
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Such tweaks to the system may help, but they're unlikely to boost German growth enough to radically cut unemployment.
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Nevertheless there is no denying that the threat of removal has radically altered the relationship between chairmen and committee members.
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The dechristianization of France began with the sacrilege of the Church in it's people, to its buildings and the institution of a radically different replacement.
Archive 2008-05-04
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One of the unusual aspects of the attacks in Egypt is that a single shark appears to have changed its predatory behaviour radically, to include humans.
Times, Sunday Times
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he only works sporadically
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We were asking people to do something quite radically different - to trust strangers with their money.
Times, Sunday Times
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Additionally, onomatopoeia can change radically from one language to the next: English-speakers would say that pigs go "oink", whereas to the Japanese, they go buu.
RRTeaching
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Bacharach resurfaced only sporadically in the '70s and '80s, turning out the occasional hit with his new wife, Carole Bayer Sager.
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Value as a structure of signification thus radically changes the way we compare things by making commodities commensurable, despite their qualitative differences.
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Fourier believed a radically egalitarian society could be organized into a confederation of communes or phalansteries.
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What is distinctive about such compulsive behaviour, I would argue, is that the desires and emotions in question are more or less radically independent of the evaluational systems of these agents.
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Such radically asocial people easily behave in an anti-social way because they see nothing wrong with it.
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The dugout doglegs radically right, then left, then right again.
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Leyburn points out that since the Scotch-Irish were never a "minority," in the sense that their values differed radically from the norms of their areas of settlement, they never suffered the normlessness which Durkheim calls anomie -- the absence of clear standards to follow.
The Fair Play Settlers of the West Branch Valley, 1769-1784 A Study of Frontier Ethnography
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No one ever long had friends who deviated too radically from accepted socio-political norms.
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But government must also radically simplify the system.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sporadically developed crenulation occurs on some foliation surfaces as small patches of closely spaced wrinkles.
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However, what each of the Gospels describes - though disagreeing quite radically on details - is nothing that deserves the name legal proceedings but rather a travesty thereof.
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Some contemporary philosophers of mind then try to explain the persistence of the mind-body problem by claiming that there are two radically different modes of access to the mind and the body and, given the ineradicability of these two modes of access, we will continue to have two radically different descriptions of reality.
Robin George Collingwood
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The trend has changed so radically that pretty, feminine summer dresses, hot tropical prints and sweet pastels look positively unfinished without necklaces, bangles, pendants and earrings.
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Though single pieces were restrained, the cumulative effect of a group exhibition was to reorganize spatial perception radically.
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Challenging this homocentric view, they argued for a new, ecocentric ethic that would radically transform our relationship with non-human others.
Times, Sunday Times
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The 7,000 or so natural languages spoken in the world today differ radically in vocabulary and grammar.
Times, Sunday Times
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Jet Stream is radically looping north and south zigzagging across the continent bringing actic air to zones that don't normally recieve it.
Tom McIntyre Explains His Picks for our 2009 Hunting and Fishing Heroes and Villians Face-Off
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This school is radically different from most others.
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This is a garden-variety malapropism, substituting compulsion for the similar-sounding word compunction, though the meanings are radically different.
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In a series of essays and monographs written between 1885 and 1900, Freud radically reconceptualized hysteria.
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They decided to try a radically different approach.
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We're at the stage now where there's a basis to break out of this vicious cycle and actually bring into being something radically new.
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The accurate diagnosis achieved combined with the evolution of intrauterine surgery, however, is radically changing patients' management.
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It takes a brave cook to depart radically from the traditional Christmas menu.
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This intense focus on texture rather than structure is a sign that a radically different kind of reading is taking place.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Smaller and warmer-blooded nations able to work harmoniously and more responsively in a radically changing world might pull of a truly edifying World Expo in 2020, one that the muscle-bound giants will never imagine, let alone create.
Bob Jacobson: Can the US Get Back the Needed Moral Authority to Host a 2020 World Expo?
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The book radically challenged the public's perception of mental health and its treatment.
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The accurate diagnosis achieved combined with the evolution of intrauterine surgery, however, is radically changing patients' management.
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First of all, it is radically opposed to narrow ethnic particularism.
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In contrast to frogs, caecilians have a radically elongated vertebral column, no limbs or girdles, and relatively elaborate hypaxial musculature.
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In turn, this history illuminates the Janus-faced nature of nationalism, remarkable in its fluidity and ability to accommodate a wide spectrum of political agendas, from the radically democratic to the most conservative and insular.
Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity
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THE "BORN" IDENTITY: The "Born This Way" episode of Glee is even more AfterSchool Special than usual, a sporadically enjoyable seminar in self-acceptance with a chaser of Nip/Tuck, as Rachel considers altering her schnozz after Finn busts it in rehearsal, prompting Mr. Schue to urge the entire glee club — and OCD gal pal Emma — to embrace their metaphorical warts.
Matt's TV Week in Review: A Wedding, A Farewell, and More!
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The text has been quite radically revised.
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Challenging this homocentric view, they argued for a new, ecocentric ethic that would radically transform our relationship with non-human others.
Times, Sunday Times
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Ciliates are alveolate protozoa that evolved unusually large cell sizes entirely differently from gregarines, with radically novel consequences for their genomes.
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Satisfied customers are unlikely to radically increase your sales.
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Thus it is logical to assume that there is something radically wrong with the muscle in a patient with asthma.
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The caps, gowns, and diplomas may look the same, but the groves of academe have changed radically over the past quarter century.
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In his homily, he took up the words of Pope Benedict's homily at Solemn Vespers on the occasion of the conclusion of the Pauline Year highlighted on the NLM, and exhorted the new priests to be committed to the inviolability of human life from its first instant, thereby radically opposing the principle of violence also precisely in the defence of the most defenceless human creatures is part of an adult faith.
Ordinations in Toledo
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In our attempts to radically reform the economy and restructure our administration we have accepted that these problems are of primary importance.
Inside Perestroika: The Future of the Soviet Economy
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The relative autonomy of regional security constitutes a pattern of international security relations radically different form the rigid structure of superpower bipolarity that defined the Cold War.
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It is not true that these two kinds of businesses tend to behave radically differently in cyclical fluctuations.
MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
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Recognition of such a project in his later poetry should begin to unsettle long-standard accounts of how Brecht (or Benjamin, for that matter) alternately models an exchange-value Left cynicism, and a mechanical-reproductionist, exhibition-value "Avant-Gardist anti-aesthetic" (both of which, in solidarity with radically-intended post-Modernist art and theory, oppose themselves to a more auratic, Romantically-derived Modernism) .26
Intervention & Commitment Forever!: Shelley in 1819, Shelley in Brecht, Shelley in Adorno, Shelley in Benjamin
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There are reasonable disagreements in political life between people with radically different views of the world.
Times, Sunday Times
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On the one hand there is awe at the way the elements can so radically alter the landscape.
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Interfaith dialogue is radically different to the concept of interfaith or multifaith worship.
Times, Sunday Times
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Starting in 1969, Formell radically modernized Cuban charanga with electric instruments and funky grooves, and over the decades the band has managed to adapt to changing tastes.
Chicago Reader
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While most Maya scholars and researchers acknowledge the importance of the breakthrough in the decipherment of the Maya system of writing, not everyone is convinced that this achievement radically changes our conception of the ancient Maya.
Primary sources of Maya history - part five
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The US government is expected to radically overhaul its discredited regulatory regime covering offshore operations, which had merely required companies to fill out uniform box-ticking safety audits.
BP Gulf oil spill final report backs British safety model
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They exhibit and work extensively on the Continent and in the UK, but only sporadically in the US.
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Billed as the story of the first genetically engineered animal, The Red Canary charts the obsession of Hans Duncker and his attempts in the 1930s to alter radically the genetic makeup of wild canaries to create a new species.
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Max K.E.L. Planck put forward his radically new idea that the radiated energy could only be emitted in quanta, i.e. portions that had a certain definite value, larger for the short wavelengths than for the long ones (equal to a constant times the frequency for each quantum).
The Nobel Prizes in Physics 1901-2000
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The human landscape of Europe has changed radically over the last thirty or so years.
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Husserl's notion of noema (hence his notion of intentionality) is most fundamentally rooted, not in reflections on the logical features of language, but in a contrast between the object of an intentional act, and the object ˜as intended™ (the way in which it is intended), and in the idea that a structure would remain to perceptual experience, even if it were radically non-veridical.
Consciousness and Intentionality
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The caps, gowns, and diplomas may look the same, but the groves of academe have changed radically over the past quarter century.
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Faulty carbohydrate metabolism by the liver will cause blood glucose to radically rise or fall causing either hypo or hyperglycemia.
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But it also has a radically egalitarian social meaning.
READING THE BIBLE AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME: Taking the Bible Seriously but Not Literally.
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Basically our internet works sporadically, meaning it works for five minutes and doesn't work for five days.
Archive 2007-11-01
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If you actually look at the weathermaps you will see that the Jet Stream is radically looping north and south zigzagging across the continent bringing actic air to zones that don't normally recieve it.
Tom McIntyre Explains His Picks for our 2009 Hunting and Fishing Heroes and Villians Face-Off
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Are theories just another kind of story, or do they constitute a radically distinct form of discourse?
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The book is the first step to radically improving the quality of your life at work.
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How is it that among people of today who are so radically divergent in other ways, the traditional family is omnipresent, universal?
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While visual art lumped under the rubric of ‘postmodernism’ typically accessed a shared matrix of cultural tropes and formal devices, it often differed radically in intent from work to work.
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Among those American writers who were originally identified as "minimalists," a group that would include Raymond Carver, Bobbie Ann Mason, Ann Beattie, and Tobias Wolff, Mary Robisonmay have been the most minimalist of them all -- or, touse the word she hassaid she prefers to describethenarrative/expository strategy employed by these writers, the most radically "subtractionist.
Dashed to the Ground
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On the other hand, the ‘theory of moves,’ which is founded on game theory but radically changes its standard rules of play, does retrodict, or make past predictions of, the leaders' choices.
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Sure, Ann Coulter has proven that being shrill and vapid is no serious barrier to success, but Coulter is at least sporadically witty and entertaining — she can turn a phrase, whether or not she uses it to say much of anything.
Peer Produced Harassment
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I want to argue for a radically discursive understanding of mathematics itself.
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Frustration can easily occur unless members radically change their thinking to view the church-as-a-force.
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The mental activity underlying the actions, still remains radically different.
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Sumek, whose family owns Lenco transmissions, has raced the car sporadically the last couple of years.
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They weld together mineral grains of radically different compositions and properties, rendering most techniques of mineral separation and enrichment ineffectual.
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As sheet bends are used to attach two lines of differing diameter, a double sheet bend is used for two lines of radically differing diameter, with the smaller performing the double wrap around the larger.
Knot Reference Wallet Card Keeps Your Knot Knowledge Fresh | Lifehacker Australia
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What this actually points to is a marked, though still limited, diffusion of prosperity and a radically changing social and occupational structure.
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Anyone who has toggled between these sports on the lonely TV channels up the dial knows these codes have evolved in radically different ways.
Why Rugby Looks More Like the NFL
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Putin has the opportunity to put an end to a number of Russian oligarchs, or at least to radically diminish their pernicious political role.
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He was imprisoned for twelve years and has been sporadically jailed since, but the Algerian government now lets him run on a leash.
The Times Literary Supplement
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There are reasonable disagreements in political life between people with radically different views of the world.
Times, Sunday Times
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Adolescent boys are radically different from adolescent girls.
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Our view of the future of elite workers differs radically from the conventional view.
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The workers accused management of keeping them guessing about their future with the troubled car assembly plant, which has only functioned sporadically over the past two years.
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He sporadically thinks of the possibility of a pardon.
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On Europe and the eurozone, the coalition agreement does not depart radically from the policies that emerged during the financial meltdown.
Times, Sunday Times
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The pattern of employment has altered radically since our traditional industries began.
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HS2 also radically improves connections between England's provincial cities.
Times, Sunday Times
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Radically refined social inequalities can be portrayed as reflecting different styles of practice.
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This is, of course, in addition to his unfortunate tendency to make ridiculously broad generalizations and radically oversimplify complex social and moral issues.
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In many ways, the cetacean ear is radically different from the ear of terrestrial mammals.
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I changed my diet radically.
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Although not a formal member of the Ashcan School, Bernstein shared with it a passion for “modern” subject matter, to which she added a radically expressive manner.
Theresa Bernstein.
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In the past 10 years, preventive measures have radically reduced levels of tooth decay in children.
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The programmatic demands, for now, are more radically reformist than revolutionary, which makes their rejection all the more disquieting.
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First, the data differ radically; we are no longer dealing with only table-formatted, alphanumeric data.
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Second, if there are such barriers, perhaps the way to overcome them is by conglomerating, similar to the way the Korean chaebols combined huge numbers of businesses in radically different industries under only a few corporate umbrellas.
China and India, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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The economic landscape of the past decade has altered radically.
Times, Sunday Times
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Power correction often is noted in the literature for a system, but we have seen radically different measurements relative to the published number.
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She was listless, helpless, but not suicidal, and used cocaine sporadically.
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There has been action taken sporadically or on a one-off basis, but no concerted move.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a little knowledge you can make very healthy changes to your diet without having to alter radically your whole way of eating.
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He was given a sixth share in the catch and returned to Polmayne sporadically -- either out of pocket or flush after a good splat of fish.
THE MAIN CAGES
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John Henry Days begins with a brief, impressively vivid description of an airplane trip, a radically condensed version of Mr. Kirn's Up in the Air; the title of Mr. Kirn's novel even makes an appearance: Mr. Whitehead's junketeer is "always up in the air.
Air Miles and Press Junkets, Consumerism and Coincidence
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The distant thunder from the coast continued sporadically.
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The demands of network management have changed radically.
Computing
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The new tracks aren't radically different but they're more like individual songs.
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But the two have radically different effects.
Christianity Today
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Positing a radically different environment for a bluebird is a nice thought experiment, but the actual environment of bluebirds is the one we observe them in.
Sex, evolution, plasticity and bluebirds
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Attacks on trading caravans and outposts had dropped radically, as well as the raids on the outlying farmsteads and towns of the region.
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The x-height in proportion to the cap height can vary radically from one typeface to another.
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The old landscape has been radically altered, severely damaging wildlife.
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After that, he called sporadically, usually late at night, to tell her what he’d bought for her and the kids.
Unveiled
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In many ways, the cetacean ear is radically different from the ear of terrestrial mammals.
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His hopes and ambitions are radically foreshortened.
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Although the show has aired sporadically in syndication, it has never been officially released on DVD.
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The same incident but two radically different perspectives.
Times, Sunday Times
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There's bad news for the bookies heading into tonight's radically changed interdominion heats.
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The 7,000 or so natural languages spoken in the world today differ radically in vocabulary and grammar.
Times, Sunday Times
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And yet the context in which the judicial system is situated has changed radically in the last fifty years.
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Composting radically transforms various organic substances, it mineralizes the readily assimilable materials and humifies them into more complex compounds.
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This basic structural difference leads in turn to radically different emphases within the two scholarly worlds.
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In her novels, women and men partake in radically different subcultures: On average, the women are achievement - and future-oriented; on average, the men are not.
"The Hidden Gender Restriction"; or, the Economics of Waiting to Exhale, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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From the outside, the story always reads like an overnight sensation - as if the egg had suddenly and radically altered itself into a chicken.
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He is the one with the visor beanie, and he's really hot, too, just like the rest of them, in a quiet, modest way that is radically different from his brother.
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And they're not radically modernised or remodelled cardies, either.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the late medieval period, voluntarist theologians such as William of Ockham and Gabriel Biel radically distinguished God's absolute freedom and God's covenant relations.
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More and more citizens sensed that the human-nature umbilical link was itself under attack, and that defending it required a radically new way of thinking.
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The trend has changed so radically that pretty, feminine summer dresses, hot tropical prints and sweet pastels look positively unfinished without necklaces, bangles, pendants and earrings.
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There was a real battle fought by working people in England and the U.S. to defend themselves against what they called the degradation and oppression and violence of the industrial capitalist system, which was not only dehumanizing them but was even radically reducing their intellectual level.
Signs of the Times
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I think we may have to rethink our policies fairly radically.
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The original text has been modified so radically that it is barely recognizable.
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He wants to learn how the peregrine does it, how a bird can fly hundreds of miles a day, feeding sporadically and buffeted by uncooperative winds.
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The role of the gallery is being radically transformed by the surging number of fairs, biennials and contemporary auctions.
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In our attempts to radically reform the economy and restructure our administration we have accepted that these problems are of primary importance.
Inside Perestroika: The Future of the Soviet Economy
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In each work, the larger lozenge shape snuggles like a floating sausage into a radically curved corner of the canvas, presiding over the conversation of the two beanlike shapes huddled together in a corner below.
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There in the New Testament ‘he finds a radically theocentric and socially radical Jesus with a decidedly human face.’
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Tight circles of light begin to appear, sporadically.
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The system can be handled in a way that is not radically different from a conventional system.
Times, Sunday Times
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Fighting continued sporadically for two months.
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Not that it had anything radically new to say.
Times, Sunday Times
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His own work and those of his pupils and masters singly occupy his mind; he is the bondslave, the zealot of his school; he dreams of an advance in art like what there is in science; he thinks of past things as radically dead; he thinks a form can be outlived: a strange immersion in his own history; a strange forgetfulness of the history of the race!
Memories and Portraits
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We should encourage it to open up its almost hermetically closed society by radically reforming its educational system.
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Collage offers a technique for heterogenous images to appear simultaneously synchronous and radically differentiated.
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Are theories just another kind of story, or do they constitute a radically distinct form of discourse?
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You'll need to sow in a block, as the plants are wind-pollinated and germinate sporadically.
Times, Sunday Times
