And I was struck by the juxtaposition of these two enormous disciplines that humanity has.

Because you don't want to get an unfortunate juxtaposition, where you're talking about one thing instead of the other.

And of course that juxtaposition is of great interest to me because it creates a kind of a spark of new energy.

Past the wonderful wall filled with the juxtaposition that I was talking about beautiful carvings set into the walls above the neon Ristorante sign, and so on.

But their juxtaposition would produce a critical breakthrough for our understanding of life. Thus was born the concept of an operon, a cluster of genes whose expression is regulated by an adjacent regulatory gene.

Lastly, she asked whether the mention in paragraph 36 of both post 11 September measures and the assassination of the Hamas leader reflected a desire to link the two events if not, she would like to know the reasons for their juxtaposition.

That amazing juxtaposition of old and new, the bits of light that come down between the buildings that sort of create a map that's traveling above your head of usually blue especially in the summer compared to the map that you would normally expect to see of conventional streets.

The fallacies that really challenge the modern reader, however, are those that characterize arguments that today are widely accepted even in the most educated and enlightened circles. One of these, Bentham says, in a jarring juxtaposition, may be termed Anarchy preacher s fallacy or The Rights of Man fallacy.

In contrast to a steam engine or an old fashioned automobile, whose operations were easily comprehensible, modern automobiles or airplanes are so complicated that their operators have no idea how the technology they are using actually works. The Internet has created a world in which strict logic is less important than the juxtaposition of striking images.

The Chinese city evolved as a walled in seat of power centered around a marketplace. Indeed, the two characters that comprise the Chinese word for city (城市) mean castle (城) and market (市) an apt juxtaposition, which endures today in the form of the relationship between collective state led action to build strong markets and private sector competition within and among cities.