Sentences with phrase «represented at both ends of its spectrum»

Not exact matches

Even though the two scholars represent opposite ends of the evangelical spectrum on salvation, both made essentially the same allegation: the wording seems, at best, theologically careless and, at worst, represents a heretical understanding of sin, human nature, and the human will.

At the other end of the spectrum is the philosophy represented by the Catholic Worker: all big government is dangerous; caritas emerges not from the tax system but from changing hearts and minds.

Here the authors are not mentioning that values at the lower end of the spectrum represent a less dramatic situation than a value at the higher end of the spectrum, which probably would have really supported a climate catastrophe.

At the other end of the artistic spectrum, Jenkins does the impossible: He informs the viewer about the impoverished black experience in America whilst representing the broader experience of the adolescent trying to become secure in his or her identity.

It does feel markedly better to sink a shot without such direct help, though, so I'm at least glad both ends of the difficulty spectrum are represented: a pleasant romp through Italy, or a nightmare of missed shots.

At present it would appear that whatever end of the spectrum is chosen, that Ed and Max represent, the end result remains the same.

3) Any attempt to construct a single global or even Northern Hemisphere temperature covering many centuries will encounter substantial difficulties, as incomplete information from novel proxies will probably not adequately represent the extremes that are experienced at either end of the temperature spectrum, so what is considered the «average» is possibly representative of no climate state that actually ever existed.

Although admittedly at one rather extreme end of the litigation spectrum, the decisions at first instance in Equitable and BCCI arguably represented everything Lord Woolf set out to achieve.

At the opposite end of the financial spectrum, our nation's legal aid organizations that represent the poorest in our society are in crisis.

At the other end of the spectrum is the permissioned blockchain, and it represents a whole different way of doing business.