A somewhat different type of conflict, which may be called vacillation, occurs when two positive tendencies are aroused that are inconsistent with each other, so that gratification of the one entails renunciation of the other.
The right and left eyes get somewhat different views of the same solid object, the right eye seeing a little further around the object to the right, and the left eye to the left.
Another instrument will give a somewhat different combination of overtones in the stimulus, and that means a different quality of tone in our sensation.
Dactylic poetry is not here included, as its progress is somewhat different.
The course of the struggle and the results weresomewhat different in the different States, but, in a general way, the progress of the conflict was somewhat as follows: 1.
The idea of insatiability is advanced by Lewes[136] in a somewhat different form.
The question of the character of a conceived state of final equilibrium may be approached from a somewhat different side, though the emphasis falls, as before, on the solidarity of the universe and the nature of motion as change.
But the case is somewhat different with my crossed and self-fertilised plants, as they were of exactly the same age, were subjected from first to last to the same conditions, and were descended from the same parents.
Nevertheless he gave me almost as much pleasure, only it was a somewhat different feeling--a pleasure of a pensive kind with something of mystery in it.
Giard (10) gives a somewhat different account of the behaviour of the germinal vesicle in Psammechinus miliaris.
An analogous change, in a somewhat different direction, would seem to be taking place in the development of the rudimentary Muellerian duct in the male Elasmobranchii.
In the male the changes of the original segmental duct have a somewhat different character to those in the female, although there is a fundamental agreement between the two sexes.
He reiterates here substantially just what He has been saying before, but in somewhat different connection, and with some slight expansion.
Our Lord has just been saying the same thing in the previous verses, but He repeats it here in order to emphasise it, and to set it by the subsequent words in a somewhat different light.
The same impression is given, though in a somewhat different way, by His momentary retreat from the city and by the precautions taken against premature arrest, that He might not die before the Passover.
These place Hereward's conduct in a somewhat different light, and suggest that he may really have been loyal to the Abbey whose 'man' he was.
Spreading-boards may be made as described above, or it may be of advantage, when a good deal of work is to be done, to adopt a somewhat different method.
A somewhat different style of label will be found necessary in the case of the two forms of collections described in the foregoing pages, namely, the biological or economic collection, and the systematic collection.
Some arachnologists, however, use a net of a somewhat different make, which is much stronger.
Every insect will require a somewhat different treatment, owing to its different habit, but the plan indicated in the illustration should, in the main, be followed.
The like is true, as will be noticed presently, with respect to affection for persons also; although the manner in which the norm acts in that case is somewhat different.
For private investment the case is somewhat different.
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