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It's a bit of a paradox that the "romanticized" idea of the warfare is one that can be interpreted as dull.

The habit of a realist to find things the reverse of their appearance inclined him to put every statement in a paradox.

The reason for this paradox is the placebo effect: believing a treatment to be effective is sometimes enough to make it so.

Of course, does not mean that every scholar is the phenomenon of attention to this paradox, or notes, and not necessarily pursue the matter.

Some of the people following our discussion are no doubt familiar with one of those antinomies under the name of Russell's paradox.

Manchester United has been something of a paradox since the Glazer family took over the club in 2005.

Modernist art for public display in the Middle East has long been something of a paradox.

And I've decided, for me, it's been a real journey and paradox.

Instead, despite the horror that he wreaked, the paradox remains that he seems like a blank-faced killer out of a Norwegian novel.

For many years researchers had been spurred on by an apparent paradox: that rising incomes did not make people happier in the long run.

Yet isn't it a paradox that China is both a developing country and the developed world's potential lender of last resort?

Blood-soaked pop theology for a doom-laden time, its effect that of a gripping yet reductive paradox: It lifts us downward.

What's dawned on me is just how much a good life requires embracing paradox.

When designing XML formats, the complexity of addresses introduces a bit of a paradox.

The paradox of the shadow detection was that it was difficult to solve false shadow detection and shadow missing problems simultaneously.

For this spring, something of a paradox is hanging over the mortgage-backed securities world.

One of the oldest of all thought experiments is the paradox known as the Ship of Theseus, which originated in the writings of Plutarch.

But Masters, that concept is something of a is a paradox, and like a face card it is upside down either way you look at it.

There was a serious paradox in the Mayan tribes: they had an advanced knowledge system, yet their social system was close to primitive.

Underneath the surface of an ideal commonwealth the author is in fact talking about a paradox the ideal society and its functionality.

It was here, to use a paradox, that he became conscious of the unconscious mind and proceeded to make it the sole subject of his studies.

Definitions also bring paradox: Western civilization began in what is now Iraq, but it would be hard to make a case now for Iraq as Western.

This is something of a paradox, given how deeply the EU permeates the lives of its citizens.

The relationship between fairness and efficiency has always been considered to be a counter-balance paradox.

Indeed, the paradox at the heart of this ostensibly clever and undoubtedly complex plan is its dependence on subsidies to private investors.

To understand this intensification of the paradox, we have to consider the way secularization has taken place in America.

This seeming paradox is explained by a peculiar change which took place in the social structure of the Kuomintang during the Japanese war.

Indeed the paradox is that what you term as 'Power' is often the polar opposite of love.

Only late did the economists discover that the apparent paradox was the outcome of a vicious formulation of the problem involved.

However, Network advertising is still unable to escape the ancient paradox of duality - the economic development and ethical anomie.

It was busy and crowded and yet at the same time peaceful. This was a paradox she discovered over and over again . . .

This paradox cannot be explained away as simple ignorance, jealousy, or intolerance, and it is not the only paradox.

The conclusions that this paradox demands are, let's say, bewildering for the old-fashioned reader.

Let us try then to see what Russell's paradox means, when it covers something which is not far from what is there on the board.

North Paradox reflected valid Institution keep the economy growth and a nation reserving by old invalid system to hold out for long time.

Man is really something of a paradox.

The paradox of the logic of Neo-conservatism is evident. The tendency and prospect of Neo-conservatism is still in an uncertain state.

The paradox of this virtualization of capitalism is ultimately the same as that of the electron in elementary particle physics.

The apparent paradox was that only as America became more American could it afford to be more European.

This problem persisted in Hearts of Iron 2 and to be honest we here at Paradox Towers felt that all in all this was unsatisfactory.

To understand the paradox, the researchers set up a computer model of a sprinter's push-off.

It's a powerful argument, but it highlights a paradox at the heart of the debate on climate-change adaptation.

the other is ridiculous and the paradox of a sort of implicit links, which found that after people have learned.

The paradox is essentially derived from institutional and policy factors rather than the general law of market economy.

Theoretical moral paradox has just logical paradox and ethical paradox while practical moral paradox is called behavioral paradox.

We attempt to resolve the paradox of conflicting definitions of the same terms and clarify the assumptions surrounding this complex subject.

Was it a harmless paradox, intended to puzzle her?

It's a delicious paradox: By not trying to control the uncontrollable, we get what we thought we'd get if we were in control.

To understand the answer to this myth you must first understand what I call "the teaching paradox. "

The faster he tried to finish, the longer it seemed to take him. It is quite a paradox.

He remains a paradox: an intensely private public writer who has dedicated himself in wondrously inventive ways to undoing the Big Lie.

Indeed, there is a set of just 33 axes that are enough to force the particle into a paradox.

By now, everyone knows the paradox of money and happiness, subject of a thousand articles written by penniless journalists.

The gorilla is something of a paradox in the African scene. One thinks one knows him very well.

The Dolores flows from the south, where it crosses the great salt dome of Paradox Valley, and the water is saline and has no fish.

In fact, if I had to choose one word that encapsulates the nature of trading, it would be "paradox. "

"The paradox is, I can't get rid of any of the official drivers, " sighs Mr Granados.

FOR Christopher Somerville, the age of Sat Nav and GPS is one of paradox.

Mr Anderson's subsequent account of that paradox stands up well 250 years later.

Its theoretical defect makes modern philosophy and historical research of philosophy go into a theoretical paradox.

While struggling to understand the rapid onset of nicotine addiction, a paradox occurred to me.

If not, and the party shrinks from kicking him out, the crowning paradox of his life may be damaging the party he so badly wants to succeed.

Trading presents us with a fundamental paradox: How do we remain disciplined, focused, and confident in the face of constant uncertainty?

This contrast became the most famous example of a theory known as the Easterlin paradox.

Paradox on opening-up and block: As the result of opening-up, development zones are on the way for block themselves in reality.

Another reason is that communication in online dating is like an inbuilt paradox: it can be very personal and intimate yet still anonymous.

It seems a paradox, but in the 1990s the Taliban leadership did not see themselves as oppressors of women but as their defenders.

That's the first paradox of living in the moment: Thinking too hard about what you're doing actually makes you do worse.

To understand the paradox of greatness and the decline of this country, we must trace the relationship of Christianity to American culture.

In this paper, we employ Foucault's concept of "governmentality" to solve the paradox between modernity and folk religion.

This apparent paradox arises from attempting to understand the motion of microscopic particles.

Hence, the new hypothesis embodies the solution of FDI paradox, a theoretical solution at least.

The seemingly paradox just reveals the double-sided nature of legislation.

Indeed, some may feel there is too much paradox for him to be a good role model.

As the paradox "The last, but not the least. " Goes, we should not neglect the last point of the message.

This finding is termed a paradox, but it may be based on an incomplete sampling of nations, as I will discuss in a future blog entry.

Initially, the paradox was thought to be driven by the postulated major action of grape polyphenols in inhibiting LDL oxidation.

It is a paradox that in such a rich country there should be so many poor people.

In terms of the paradox definition, selten chainstore paradox can be defined as a strict logic paradox.

This paradox has great significance to understand academic issues, and it also needs coordination through taking proper measures.

It is a paradox of open societies: since order cannot be taken for granted, the public demands that government ostentatiously impose it.

And yet, bloody-minded as the mood is, there is a hopeful paradox in Israeli politics.

Shubik proposed the paradox as a problem to which game theory offered no solution.

The contradiction it pre-set is actually happening in the course of paradox thinking, so it has the truth-values significance.

One solution might be to save a lot to reduce debt and rebuild net worth, but the "paradox of thrift" scuttles this.

The whale is an animal characterized by an exquisite paradox.

And this paradox isn't just a Hollywood phenomenon (see page 2), partly fuelled by energetic cycles of IVF.

The Strategy Paradox puts risk at the heart of the strategy process.

Reduced back to its simplest -- a feedback cycle -- circular causality is a fertile paradox.

whom she follows down a rabbit-hole, floating down into a dream underworld of paradox, the absurd and the improbable.

As a philosophical and jurisprudential idea, it has problems similar to the omnipotence paradox.

There is not much of a base for this to stand on, since it is another 'can't prove can't disprove' paradox, it is back to our own judgment.

To resolve this paradox, Marx distinguishes between the principle of self-ownership as recht and that as emancipation.

Mr Borisov also notes the "paradox" that Bulgarians' trust in European institutions "actually increased when the money was frozen" .

In love the paradox occurs that two beings become one and yet remain two.

Finally, this paper makes some comments on so-called "Lucas Paradox" Which refuses the existence of advantage of backwardness of capital.

But this effect, known as the kinesia paradox, does not last long.

But a paradox emerges that requires explanation: affluent countries have not got much happier as they have grown richer.

Living in the moment involves a profound paradox: You can't pursue it for its benefits.

What the paradox was to me in the sphere of thought, perversity became to me in the sphere of passion.

That the equipment of modern camping becomes yearly more sophisticated is an entertaining paradox for the cynic.

Ads are widely regarded as the solution, almost the ONLY solution, to the paradox of the free.

One of John Maynard Keynes's biggest contributions to economic theory was his "paradox of thrift. "

Economists are studying Parrando's paradox to help find the best strategies for managing investments.

By the analysis, causes of the paradox as well as the deep-seated cultural factors are summed up.

You gave examples of paradox . Why shouldn't someone be serious when a Chinese man invites him to dinner? It sounds absurd!

contradiction It is a paradox that such a rich country should have so many poor people living in it.

Kochen and Conway say the best way out of this paradox is to accept that the particle's spin doesn't exist until it's measured.

The paradox comes full circle at the end with a sense of retribution.

Analyses on the epistemic paradoxes (paradox of knowledge or Knower paradox) are of great philosophical and logical significance.

A notion in economics known as the paradox of value is closely tied to consumers' surplus.

To win the competition an firm has to break through the limit of the "Icarus Paradox" and develop its organizational fitness.

Here is the paradox. On the one hand, to be a good mechanic seems to require personal commitment: I am a mechanic.

This paradox allows no satisfactory explanation within the theoretical framework for the maximum profit.

MrFriedman resolved this apparent paradox with a theory known as the permanentincome hypothesis, set forth in 1957.

Such a paradox is made possible by the structure's 'tunnels of light'.

As a public reading of "The Da Vinci Code" in the free paradox between high and popular culture become a bright spot.

To put it another way, we're facing a global paradox of thrift, and everyone wishes everyone else would save less.

Sleepers suffer from the Quiescence and Disbelief, and worsen the chances of a Paradox if they witness vulgar or improbable magic.

The paradox facing many women is they are the majority of the world's farmers, but often are forbidden to own the land they farm.

The fact that content factories are being created to ride on the back of search engines highlights an uncomfortable paradox.

This paradox led to Einstein's special theory of RELATIVITY, a cosmological theory of major significance.

That's the question raised by a thought-provoking study, 'The Paradox of Declining Female Happiness, ' released last month.

The explanation of this paradox has several elements, but the contribution of financial market deregulation is a paradox in itself.

Now Paradox with its affiliate Gamersgate is a major player in the computer gaming industry.

As I work through each step inwardly from both points of view - stationary and moving - I encounter a paradox, a contraction.

The solution to a paradox should expound laws of a true or false paradox, but not determine whether it is specifically true or false.

That the whole practice is regarded as a criterion for testing truth will not form a logical paradox.

The oft noted paradox in male sexual performance during alcohol intoxication may be associated with decreased levels of testosterone.

Einstein's theory of relativity with widespread irresolvable paradox, including the quality rises with the speed equation.

Meanwhile, the system of direct democracy and representative democracy are prone to vote Paradox and winner take-all phenomenon.

The apparent paradox of a sluggish U. S. economy coinciding with strong corporate profits won't last forever.

Hippasus's paradox and Berkeley 's paradox and Russell's paradox are the classical paradoxes in development history of mathematics.

No assertion about the sustainability of public finances can be convincing unless it accounts for the Japanese paradox.

The meta-narrative is established on an triplex paradox (narrative, emotion and philosophy).

But this ideal is fulled with inherent paradox. h is decided by zhuangzi's pattern of construction of two dimension opposition.

The Paradox of Policy Choice in Social Cost Elusion: Qiantunju in Jinan as a Case of "Remodeling Old Villages"

There is no French paradox, really, only an American paradox: a notably unhealthy people obsessed with the idea of eating healthily.

Different explanations of this paradox have been suggested.

While tracing her recollections, she embarks on a paradox-filled voyage within her own memory and the memory of those she encounters.

Ram Dass says, "The most exquisite paradox: As soon as you give it all up you can have it all. "

Rather if the client can be assigned on service abilities of EJB containers, the replaced paradox can be avoided.

"I have found the paradox that if I love until it hurts, then there is no hurt, but only more love. " - Mother Teresa.

It is a paradox that in such a rich country there should is so many poor people.

Meanwhile, the theory also provided a better Paradox solution and has a positive influence on the deductive science as well.

The great paradox of the risk-taking business is that it occurs in a society increasingly obsessed with safty.

BOHOL, Philippines - Gantallan Plorensio's farm is a paradox at the heart of Asia's growing rice crisis.

The icon is slippery, ensnaring the unwary in its paradox of no beginning, no end, no center. Or, all beginning, all end, pure center.

Yes, it is a paradox, but global warming can trigger a cooling trend. Let me explain.

Human is a paradox existence. Ontology is precisely one way of philosophical reflection on human's paradox existence.

The paradox defies the law of entropy, as well as common sense, logic and we're pretty sure the Harry Potter universe.

PARADOX - Art Exchange. is a free interest group of international artists who will exhibit, organize, work, make contacts and sell together.

Paradox and irony are characteristics of her style.

The paradox is that, although such efforts do not eliminate Becquerel-like discoveries, they risk limiting the chances of making them.

One interesting paradox about how Chinese and American people see China was evident in two recent polls.

From the start, Mr Aso's strategy was to capitalise on this paradox.

But here's the second paradox: the age of nationalism promises in turn a new crisis of states.

Now called Braess's Paradox, scientists have found many examples of how adding capacity to a crowded network reduces its overall production.

Most experts see in this a paradox -- an endless conflict between the desire to conform and the desire to remain apart.

And therein lies the great paradox: Open-source code is generally great code, not requiring much support.

This seeming paradox, too, will be a result of the decoupling of the Asian-western consensus.

Blanchot's work is not a coherent, all-encompassing 'theory', since it is a work founded on paradox and impossibility.

There is no French paradox, by the way: the French who stay slim eat smaller portions, leisurely meals and no snacks.

Paradox has always been the central topic of the logicians for over 2000 years.

China faces a paradox, Chataway wrote: To sustain the near double-digit growth, the economy depends on housing.

Therefore, his open but accurate control to photography is just like a process of seeking paradox.

It's a curious paradox: the more pervasive globalisation becomes, the less we understand it by looking at trade statistics.

Another is recognition of the truth of the Easterlin paradox.

It also introduces the paradox that, while any country may use it, if every country did, it would, ipso facto, cease to exist.

The institution finds itself caught in a paradox: aggregation makes it powerful, but takes away its voice.

As a result of "critical" and made a mistake of history refers to a paradox which can not fail.

The map above illustrates the paradox that violence in Mexico has spread extensively, while remaining highly concentrated.

This paradox may be resolved by determining the extent of interaction between calcium and magnesium.

For life is a paradox: it enjoins us to cling to its many gifts even while it ordains their eventual relinquish.

Flow embodies an apparent paradox: How can you be living in the moment if you're not even aware of the moment?

The paradox is that most Europeans do not like a "French" president living on Pennsylania Avenue either.

Huge Mellor until recently professor at Cambridge, and Nelson Goodman, a famous author of the Goodman paradox.

We shall first discuss a more mundane version of the twin paradox.

Which brings me to the second paradox: sobering up about our smallness and maintaining faith in our greatness all at once.

It is a paradox that the man who filled his national experiments with the rhetoric of national unity ultimately failed as a unionist.

These policies exacerbate the economic cycle, and contribute to the paradox of the resource curse.

In this study, considered that the images of children and women as an advertising image of the most important images, full of paradox.

Hy-Sang Lee's careful study of North Korea's political economy helps to explain the paradox.

Manifestation: A Paradox where a creature from the Abyss manifests within the caster's vicinity .

language as a logical system, consider the following version of the famous sorites paradox.

A paradox or fallacy in mathematics generally results from a violation of some rule or law of mathematics.

The Keynesian fallacy of the paradox of thrift relies on their confusion between real wealth and nominal wealth.

You can move around the camera, but there's something else you can do in those 30 seconds to undo the time paradox.

There's an incredible paradox here since white typically means privileged and black typically means disadvantaged.

I present an overlapping generation (OLG) model augmented with human capital to explain human capital micro-macro paradox.

Abyss, the: The rift between the Supernal World and the Fallen World, said by some to grow wider with each Paradox.

Herein lies a paradox. For the desire for possessions must eventually mean dependence on possessions.

This for pondered " Being And Time" the paradox question has provided the very good theory reference.

To solve the paradox is beneficial to "grasping the golden section" of protecting national unity and motivating local vigor.

There should no paradox in feeling and missing her, this world is just simple, there is no need to do it complex.

The proliferation of funds in Europe points to another problem: the paradox of scale.

The origins of black hole entropy and the black hole information paradox have long been puzzled problems to most theoretical physicists.

But his female viewpoint is closely linked up with Helot and is full of conflict and paradox.

The paradox arises only if you assume that Enceladus's present-day tidal heating should precisely match its present-day heat output.

It is a paradox that information is stuck inside HTML pages, formatted in esoteric ways that are difficult for machines to process.

The Fermi Paradox suggests that none, or very few civilizations, escape the self-destroying capacity of technology.

The "paradox" lies in that the bureaucratic administration is a barrier as well as a must for the development of the country.

The first Green chancellor will no doubt have a taste for paradox.

The first clue was what's known as "the French paradox. "

The thirdly, provide some methods of solving paradox in theory and practice. At last, conduct a demonstrative analysis.

The apparent paradox is resolved once we recognize that market failure stems from the very logic of competition itself.

The poem "The Broken Moon" is essentially about a paradox between empowerment and dis-empowerment.

I call this the paradox of "busy, " because what you want to do and what you need to do are opposite.

I think both of these ideas go together, and unfortunately, they're also a paradox.

As personal savings return to more normal levels, the increase prompts what economists call the "paradox of thrift. "

But the truth-values of paradox is uncertain and contradictory.

Philosophic thought, the exhilarating experience of paradox and discovery, is the first step toward a civilized faith.

Behold here is a paradox; the deep and high are nearer to one another than the mid-level to either.

In fact, there is a paradox at work in Gaza: while Hamas has no competition for power, it also has a surprisingly small following.

The inexperienced revolutionaries, if and when they take over, will face particular difficulties. Libya is a paradox.

Cromwell himself, that walking paradox, was neither as austere nor as principled as portrayed in most textbooks.

Retributive punishment maybe implies a paradox, whose aim cant be achieved when the penal law itself is not just.

Very few companies understand that if we cannot solve the digital content consumption paradox, our industry will be in for a world of hurt.

Confronted with the challenge of the grue paradox, the falsifiabilists answer it both in qualitative way and the quantitative one.

The more you have, the less effective it is at bringing you joy, and that seeming paradox has long bedeviled economists.

Conditions and Solutions to the Transportation Problem "Paradox"

If so, that might help explain one apparent paradox related to reports that Americans are consuming more daily calories than they used to.

OK here's an interesting situation. You can play the hard stuff but not the easy stuff? ? That's quite a paradox.

"It is a paradox that at a time when many people are talking about a recession we are desperate to take on new employees. "

C-value paradox: amount of DNA does not match organism's complexity.

As Barry Schwartz explains in his fascinating book, The Paradox of Choice, there are two types of decision makers.

Woman are a paradox. They say they want one thing, but really want something different!

There is the apparent paradox that the effective cause of the high proportion of the old is births rather than deaths.

A paradox it may be, but this was not an accident or a mistake.

Dr Jones and Dr DeBruine, themselves a married couple, examined what might be called the Deianira paradox.

I now live with a perspective of great paradox .

So maybe external conditions will eliminate this paradox for the protesters.

The C-value paradox: no correlation between apparent structural complexity and genome size.

Journal of Happiness Studies highlights a striking paradox in the expanding Chinese economy.

One is when you die, it says "time paradox" . . . is there some larger meaning to that?

At the same time mathematical paradox and its resolution brought forth revolutionized mathematical development.

The Paradox of Sexual Communication: When it comes to attraction, many of the "rules" of human communication are reversed.

This paradox was first noted in 1947 in a Federal Reserve paper written by Robert Triffin, a Belgian-born economist.

On policy apocalypse to preventing corruption from "Paradox of inspiriting"

Staff members are aware of the paradox of encouraging a child to separate from Mommy and Daddy when it's on their dime.

Recent, highly publicized cases of child medical neglect highlight this paradox.

The characters' image, plot and language show the hidden paradox of sensuality and redemption.

Vocational education is a historical and transcendent paradox.

On the other hand, the paradox would disappear if the first organisms did not require proteins at all.

The paradox has been largely invisible to researchers, he says, because few have researched business failures.

Nevertheless, what makes the current American debate so fascinating is that it reflects, particularly intensely, a bigger global paradox.

Introducing MDM in an enterprise creates a paradox.

For life is paradox: it enjoins us to cling to its many gifts even while it ordains their eventual relinquishment.

Having another set of eyes look at the software helps break the pesticide paradox.

If this fact has ever made you squeamish , then you may have taken comfort from the Easterlin Paradox.