Sentences with phrase «tension which»

We are already witnessing the beginning of the debate in relation to the tension which is emerging with regard to the liberalisation and exploitation of Artificial Intelligence in society.

The static registration conjures up an unanticipated tension which, in traditional cinema, is created through the use of sound and movement.

They are connected by memory, events and objects, but they are not thereby symbiotic because artworks and mere artefacts of historical significance are ontologically different things; and in that differences resides a sovereign semantic tension which dictates that one can only illuminate the other at the cost of its own sacrifice.

It's a kind of tension which I like.»

The works revolve around a compositional point of tension which supports the «weight,» both actual and metaphorical, of its cumulative parts.

The images, objects and materials she uses either already have or actually acquire in her work this double condition of actuality and ideality, and they manifest the tension which keeps us permanently bound to one and desiring the other.

There is an underlying psychological tension which radiates throughout the images of abandoned rooms and discarded possessions glowing in the late afternoon sunlight which is at times breathtaking and also jarring.

The acts captured in Onofre's videosa well - dressed couple pacing on treadmills, a woman hungrily eating flowers, models auditioning for an imaginary rolecontain a hidden tension which underlies the outcome of the action.

In execution, protagonist Wei Shen's straddling of principled police behavior and an attraction to the allegiance shown by the Sun On Yee Triads not only recalls the tension which fueled HK films like Infernal Affairs and Special ID, but also nurtures the game's dialectical play styles.

Meanwhile the left and right clicks feel great thanks to the use of spring tension which makes quick clicking a tad faster than usual.

You need to be keeping his mind occupied and stimulated, for a start, but it will also come in very handy during danger times: if your Shepherd is about to get into a fight, for example, you'll be able to break the build - up of tension which is crucial to the beginning of a dogfight with a «Come here» or «Leave it!».

This chemical causes a significant reduction in stress levels which is rather obviously great for your health as it relieves tension which is the only real issue.

The liquid component commences melting ice immediately while destroying surface tension which allows the crystal core to infiltrate and destabilize ice thereby speeding melting.

There is some humour and some sexual tension which is frustrating for lack of relief.

Each decision presents varying degrees of ethical dilemmas that can result in professional and personal tension which is often evidenced by diminishing teacher retention and effectiveness.

In his letter from the Birmingham Jail [11], Martin Luther King wrote, «I have earnestly opposed violent tension, but there is a type of tension which is necessary for growth.

Bobbin thread sensor alert when the bobbin thread is about to run out, electronic self - adjusting thread tension which sets the best tension automatically for an array of techniques and fabrics, and a generous 200 mm sewing surface and long arm making it easy to sew large projects.

Bad: there is not exposed tension which we saw in previous works of mr.Farhadi (like A Seperation or About Elly) I worship this kind of works.

The film itself is indisputably superb, a ticking time - bomb of simmering tension which benefits from the audience knowing as little as possible in advance.

Unfortunately, despite decent acting jobs by the principal cast, the director's decision to inject so much distracting personal drama into the production means the film suffers from an absence of the cinematic momentum necessary to generate the sort of palpable tension which made Black Book a hit.

This prequel lacks alot of the subtlety and tension which made the 1982 flick such a cult classic.

A Hijacking (R for profanity) Hostage drama about the tension which unfolds when a gang of Somali pirates demands a multimillion dollar ransom after commandeering a cargo ship on the high seas.

The HalliCare is specifically design to gently massage acupressure points throughout the head and scalp region, stimulating blood flow to release stress and tension which has accumulated from the stresses of the day.

Not only does this boost circulation, but if reduces stress and tension which causes hair loss in the first place.

My ultimate goal is to build size and strength but specifically get the short term boost in strength that I get from this prohormones which allows me to increase my training frequency and the total time under tension which seems to lead to more permanent size gains.

Doing this increases your body's core temperature warming up your muscles to make them more elastic and rids them of any tension which may have built up throughout the day.

This is a desirable training effect to produce maximal strength and power under tension which is found in aggressive athletic movements.

Foam rolling the hip flexors before any sort of glute dominant exercise can help to release some tension which can improve hip extension thus recruiting more glute work.

The way you stimulate a muscle is by putting it under mechanical stress or tension which is applied in the form of the weight used and the time during which the stimulated muscle is under tension.

The nano - hydrogels have shown very good characteristics of biocompatibility with the human organism, due to their physical properties, which make them resemble living tissues, especially by its high water content, its soft and elastic consistency, and its low interfacial tension which prevents them from absorbing proteins from body fluids.

The EC chairperson also told the editors that election results from the polling stations will also be published on the EC's website to reduce tension which usually characterizes electioneering periods in the country.

The police, too, often sought Mr Hussain's advice, most notably during tension which followed the arrests of terror suspects in the area in 2007.

The tension which marked previous discussions was mostly absent from an Ulster Town Board public hearing on a proposed animal

The tension which marked previous discussions was mostly absent from an Ulster Town Board public hearing on a proposed animal husbandry law, though there remained a substantial gulf between what the town is suggesting and what some members of the public say they'll accept.

But if they're not, which, it has to be said, sometimes happens, it's not an act of insurrection or a constitutional abomination [for perm secs to do so]-- it is exactly that tension which has created one of the best systems of government in the world.»

Babies can sense your tension which in turn makes them more tense which will compound the problem.

With the palms of your hands gently roll the dough back and forth (also creates tension which makes the scoring of the baguette easier) until it's about 14 inches (35 cm) in length.

St Thomas himself has a line which captures this tension which he is perhaps happy to allow in order to maintain his «moderate» realism, until a deeper world - view be found.

To their great credit, they raised, if sometimes in a confused way, the tension which must always exist between the Christian gospel and all forms of traditional theism.

He thus transforms the apocalyptic tension which accompanied the expectation of the Messiah into the «hallowing of the everyday,» and he loses none of the force of this tension in so doing.

We reflect again upon the tension between gospel and world, a tension which is as strong as ever.

But to say this is not to have resolved the tension which appears always to be latent between religion and ethics.

The chronological tension which I constantly stress, concerns precisely this central point death is conquered, but it will not be abolished until the End.

Arising out of what I have said, the diagram at the end of this chapter represents the state of tension which has come to exist more or less consciously in every human heart as a result of the seeming conflict between the modern forward impulse (OX), induced in us all by the newly - born force of trans - hominization, and the traditional upward impulse of religious worship (OY).

34 We can observe both here, in a tension which must not be evaded, if the teaching of Jesus is to be understood.

There, it is true that the arbitrage gains arising from free trade between economic zones of vastly different living standards without trade balance equilibrium and being captured by a small minority are correctly viewed as un-earned gains and giving rise to social tensions which could easily degenerate into political tensions.

At The Shealy Group, our professionals also understand that these tasks can add to the daily tensions faced when running a business — tensions which we can alleviate by providing human capital management outsourcing for small - to medium - sized businesses.

That «need» would arise as a result of greatly - heightened East - West tensions — tensions which are also very much contingent upon Western behaviour.

The mark of a wise and sound theologian is to let the tensions which exist in the Bible stay there and to resist the temptation from reason to tamper with them.

How great are the tensions which Heiler has pointed to in Catholicism and Glasenapp in Hinduism!