Příklady antagonistic

• These alternations can only be understood as architectural unities are considered as contexts of complex sets of different and often antagonistic social relations.

• As we identified, a group of the dissidents may be composed of three different types: ambitious juniors, mid-career policy seekers and antagonistic seniors.

• Current evidence, therefore, indicates that antagonistic pleiotropy is a relatively uncommon form of genotype-environment interaction.

• So a global denial of their veridicality would amount to an ontological claim that is, if not synonymous with atheism, at least antagonistic to theism.

• The previous relationships are divided into two categories: friendly and antagonistic.

• This positive association also disappeared in the next month, suggesting that exclusion through antagonistic interspecific interaction leads to a decrease in the frequency of co-occurrence.

• Specifically, do the effects of these antagonistic modulators trade off in a purely linear fashion, or do they yield interactive effects?

• These publications reveal an antagonistic voice using classical allusion to articulate hostility to the engrossing of power.

• The movement contained not only a strong undercurrent of anti-colonial feelings, but also antagonistic faction fighting for power within the local traditional and religious communities.

• What is essential in all events is that the global design and the narrative trajectories establish a relationship, however dialectical or antagonistic, with the music.

• These selective antagonistic forces supposedly prevent the underlying genes from going to fixation, thus leading to a population of resistant individuals.

• Presidents who identify with a limited state have more latitude to develop an antagonistic rhetorical strategy against the state that they so closely embody.

• Our questionnaire responses from textually experienced subjects suggested a range of reactions to the visualisation, from very positive to quite antagonistic.

• It was a zero-sum conflict, which touched upon the policy cores of both antagonistic coalitions.

• While this does not seem to refer exactly to multiple effects of single genes, antagonistic pleiotropic effects of many genes may well be involved.