Sentences with phrase «stark contradiction»

But data from weather satellites and weather balloons show no significant rise in the global mean temperature of the atmosphere, in stark contradiction to the climate models.

In his work, Abbas Akhavan investigates the capacities of objects and systems to express stark contradictions such as hostility and hospitality, familiarity and strangeness.

Surprisingly, and in stark contradiction of the established dogma, we discover that the first events in myeloid and erythrocyte lineage commitment involve massive expansion of the repertoire of enhancers (approximately 6,382, 5,834 and 4,859 de novo enhancers in the myeloid, lymphoid and erythroid respectively).

I think there is a certain amount of humility demonstrated in being able to live in true community with people with beliefs and viewpoints that can be at times in stark contradiction to your own.

Fully as striking were fruits of movements undertaken with what professed to be Christian motives but actually in stark contradiction to the fruits valued by the New Testament.

Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York, said the article «reveals the stark contradiction between the governor's public statements promising the independence of the commission and then the behind - the - scenes actions of his staff.»

Older analyst estimates are in stark contradiction to this new report and have suggested that GT Advanced Technologies will be able to produce about 103 - 116 million displays with sapphire glass every year, thanks to the sheer number of machinery available at their disposal.

In stark contradiction, the Honor France Twitter account stated that both the Honor 8 and 7X would be getting it from second quarter 2018.

This news came from a study that examined the medical records of nearly 1.8 million Danish women — and the huge sample size lent heft to the findings, several of which stood in stark contradiction to commonly held beliefs about modern hormonal contraception.