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The Maryland researchers inject polarised cyan light into a gold surface using a tiny optical fibre with a fine tip.

This system has ensured individual liberty and a vibrant private sector, but it has now become polarised and ideologically rigid.

At the same time news is becoming more opinionated, polarised and partisan, as it used to be in the knockabout days of pamphleteering.

American politics may be polarised , but at least no one is coming to blows over it.

But they seem to have become polarised.

the games industry, like the film industry, is becoming increasingly polarised between hits and misses.

Its parties are bitterly polarised, so it is wrong to say that its politicians are all the same.

Although still inconclusive, the fighting has left the country further polarised and may have further postponed a negotiated solution.

If polarised politicians and contradictory domestic interests all chip in, the result is likely to be confusion.

Despite the largely trivial political differences between the country's two main parties, Polish politics is sharply polarised.

Political crises have polarised opinions within families, workplaces and communities, and hollowed out the centre.

Opinion in Syria, and reporting on it, has become increasingly polarised, with accusations of exaggeration flying on both sides.

A straw poll of people I've talked to about this research reveals a polarised reaction.

Congress has become much more polarised since the 1960s, according to an analysis of party votes by James Thurber of American University.

Kevin Misher, the producer behind "Public Enemies" , believes the film business will become increasingly polarised.

The result is as simple as it is tragic: a bifurcation of the job market and an increasingly unequal and polarised society.

If the light is polarised, there is only one way to orient the crystal to produce beams of equal intensity.

We are moving towards a highly polarised structure in which the behaviour of the few is shaping markets for the many.

Voting remains racially polarised; southern whites tend to vote Republican and southern blacks Democratic.

Politics remain dangerously polarised at the start of an election year.

In recent years, financial markets have become increasingly polarised between growth and security.

A left-handed molecule is one that causes polarised light to rotate to the left (ie, anticlockwise).

Politics in Thailand has become dangerously polarised, ideologically and geographically.

Polarised neutron beams provide a unique tool for characterising exotic materials with complicated magnetic structures.

In the months after September 11th, he had the support of 90 % of a broadly united country (not just 51% of a bitterly polarised one).

And in the investment and corporate world, opinions are often equally polarised.

"I've never seen the country so polarised, " says Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu, the head of the Centre for Policy Alternatives, a think-tank.

Polarised Retro Reflective Sensor complete with reflector.

e. g. : In addition to its polarised Congress, America has a polarised Supreme Court.

In recent decades the American economy has become increasingly polarised.

However, he admitted that investors' attitudes to China were "very polarised" .

And in a climate as polarised as this one, being middle-of-the-road is a good way to get run over.

The male menopause has polarised medical opinion for the past decade, with most doctors refusing to believe it exists.

Anti-Western sentiment is riding high and Syrians are dangerously polarised.

The big example is the polarised performance of prime and secondary assets.

Among professional investors, views are even more polarised.

But, to an outsider, the country's politics also seem uncomfortably polarised.

Now they have grown more polarised, and in Congress the Republicans in particular have become highly disciplined.

A referendum on a new primaries system could end its polarised politics.

The new Congress will be more polarised than at any time since Reconstruction, reckon some political scientists.

In Thailand's polarised political environment, the contest will be bitter.

But the new charter risks further dividing an already polarised country.

Mention conference calls and you will soon discover the corporate world is sharply polarised.

Mr Watt also believes that opinions about China are too polarised.

China's incomes are increasingly polarised.

But Mr Funes's centrist approach has won over voters who had tired of El Salvador's polarised politics.

In the first, a photon is polarised either vertically or horizontally.

But many of the reasons for it, such as polarised politics and meddling with state institutions, look unlikely to improve under his rule.

Away from the polarised propaganda, these are the many ambitions that stem-cell research is stirring up.

Given how polarised the political system is, anything that requires future legislative action doesn't have a lot of teeth to it.

Egypt has now become starkly polarised.

The debate about the future of China is in danger of becoming pointlessly polarised.

Life in Damascus goes on, but society is more polarised than ever before.

In the first mode, a photon polarised vertically represents a "0" and one polarised horizontally represents a "1" .

Yet Cairo's streets still seem polarised.

An additional simulation was performed at 150 MHz, or a horizontally polarised E component, with results in Tables 1A and 2A.

America's political system may have become too polarised to produce compromise