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There is no evidence the Janus-faced Lebanese administration will change.

This seemed an obvious expression of Mr Trump's Janus-faced political persona.

Many of our digital tools are, in precisely this way, Janus-faced.

It's an odd state of being — a Janus-faced way of thinking and speaking.

Together they've furnished planetary scientists with unprecedented access to the backside of our Janus-faced neighbor.

The real problem here was the Janus-faced nature of Qatari foreign policy, contradictory and ultimately unsustainable.

In college, everything is Janus-faced: what you interpret as refuge can lead to danger, and vice versa.

During the height of the Cold War, Communist interest in black lives rested on a Janus-faced platform.

In fact, his Janus-faced stance on racial justice has helped normalize the notion of white supremacy in contemporary American politics.

The 45th president of the United States will face a daunting, Janus-faced challenge -- to restore at home and lead abroad.

The dwindling industrial heritage along with the burgeoning arts scene are only the latest version of the city's Janus-faced character.

Similarly, the painting seems to address the notion of being "Janus-faced," as in "two-faced," particularly in the context of politics.

DWIGHT GARNER As the end of summer approaches, my instincts are Janus-faced, half-oriented toward the future, half-focused on the past.

Mr. Simon acknowledged that having twin characters, portrayed by the same actor, might seem like some Janus-faced conceit, but this was fact.

This is Hillary the cutthroat opportunist, the Janus-faced harpy, the sly Antoinette who wants to have her cake and let them eat it, too.

America's Janus-faced response found one portion of the country heeding King's call to build a "beloved community" and finding strength in the country's diversity.

Her upcoming book The Ambivalent Internet will explicitly touch on the role of trolls in modern American politics, which, as the book's name suggests, is rather Janus-faced.

Nature's Janus-faced narrative also happens to be the fraught story of Dominica, a mountainous little island of 73,33 plopped in the eastern Caribbean between Guadeloupe and Martinique.

The Ruin, Hackfall, Grewelthorpe This Janus-faced folly sits on a precipice overlooking Hackfall, an 18th-century woodland garden near the rugged Yorkshire Dales (beloved of hikers and bicyclists).

Joined, these two sides reveal Shiota as the creator of a Janus-faced demiurgic construction that is powerfully relevant to our contemporary world of global violence and mass displacement.

Such Janus-faced treatment of immigration policy appeared in the last presidential cycle when Mitt Romney's campaign manager admitted he actually never supported the enforcement of our immigration laws.

Pundits are Janus-faced, looking backward to make predictions about the future, a hindrance in a moment when all of the supposed rules of political life have been thrown out the window.

The most flagrant demonstration of Mr Erdogan's Janus-faced foreign policy was the announcement in December that Turkey has signed an agreement to purchase two batteries of advanced S-400 surface-to-air missiles from Russia.

These are small matters, however, against a bigger picture of a world on the cusp of modernity, with Conan Doyle standing Janus-faced, looking forward and back between scientific method and spiritualism; between liberalism and tradition.

Her cousin, she comes to realize, led a Janus-faced life, one for his family and one for the streets, where he was known as "Big Mike" and seems to have moved between the Crips and the Bloods with surprising dexterity.

"There is no Plan B," his aides say of the Iran deal, echoing Mr. Macron's frequent comment about the climate pact, "There is no Planet B." The Janus-faced approach — at once warm and friendly to Mr. Trump but at the same time keeping his options open — in some ways reflects the French love-hate relationship with the United States.

Janus-Faced Justice: Political Criminals in Imperial Japan By Richard H. Mitchell His death was the result of police torture.

A Janus molecule (or Janus-faced molecule) is a molecule which can represent both beneficial and toxic effects. The term Janus-faced molecule is derived from the ancient Roman god, Janus. Janus is depicted as having two faces; one facing the past and one facing the future. This is synonymous to a Janus molecule having two distinct purposes: a beneficial and a toxic purpose depending on its quantity.

Yogeeswaran, Kumar, Thomas Davies, and Chris G. Sibley. "Janus‐faced nature of colorblindness: Social dominance orientation moderates the relationship between colorblindness and outgroup attitudes." European Journal of Social Psychology 47, no. 4 (2017): 509-516.

Examples of a Janus-faced molecule are nitric oxide and cholesterol. In the case of cholesterol, the property that makes cholesterol useful in cell membranes, namely its absolute insolubility in water, also makes it lethal. When cholesterol accumulates in the wrong place, for example within the walls of an artery, it cannot be readily mobilized, and its presence eventually leads to the development of an atherosclerotic plaque. One such example of a Janus-faced molecule is S100A8/A9 protein complex; this complex is associated with autoimmune and abnormal growth of cells disorders.

Eighteen Years in Prison has been cited as a reference for the books The Japanese Communist Party 1922-1945 by George M. Beckmann, Genji Okubo and Janus-Faced Justice: Political Criminals in Imperial Japan by Richard H. Mitchell.

Dan deangle mask, from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum Dan feast ladle (wunkermian), from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum Janus-faced staff, from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum Dan art is created by the Dan people of Liberia and the Ivory Coast.

Janus-Faced Justice. Pages 101-102 alienated him from the supporters of his rival Shiono, and he resigned in January 1940. Ohara returned to the government of Post- occupation Japan under the 5th Yoshida administration in June 1954 as Minister of Justice as well as Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission.

Chen is in accord with philosophical traditions from the time of the Ancient Greek philosophers: Plato and Aristotle.Paolo Rocchi, Janus-Faced Probability, Springer, 2014, p. 62. Plato himself associates knowledge with the apprehension of unchanging Forms (namely, archetypes or abstract representations of the many types of things, and properties) and their relationships to one another.

The Two Faces of January (1964) is a psychological thriller novel by Patricia Highsmith. Its title alludes to the two faces of the Roman god Janus, after whom the month of January was named. Biographer Andrew Wilson, in his 2003 publication Beautiful Shadow: A Life of Patricia Highsmith claims the title is 'appropriate for the janus-faced, flux-like nature of her protagonists'.

But the researchers did not tell what the response will be for a less tightly focused beam (between "unfocused" and "tightly focused"), or whether there is any jump for the responses. The researchers concluded: > We have obtained experimental evidence, backed up by hydrodynamic theory, > that the momentum transfer of light in fluids is truly Janus–faced: the > Minkowski or the Abraham momentum can emerge in similar experiments.

Janus-faced heads on a staff are reported to be carried by certain masked performers. The two faces looking in opposite directions symbolize the supernatural ability of the gle to see in all directions. Like feast ladles, these heads are considered powerful spiritual objects that act as receptacles for du. Some are created as portraits of deceased family members that embody that person's spirit.

Bergman agreed, saying that Jung's theory "fits well in this case". Coates also connected masks to themes of identity and duality: "The mask is Janus-faced". Alma's secret is revealed in her orgy monologue, and critic Robin Wood related it to a combination of shame and nostalgia perhaps indicating the character's sexual liberation. According to Wood, the incident touched on unfaithfulness and juvenile sexuality; in Swedish, the young boys are called "pojkar" and are in need of coaching.

Anoli Perera has been practising visual art for more than 25 years and has exhibited her art extensively. Some of her solo exhibitions are “The City, Janus–Faced” displayed at Shrine Empire, New Delhi and “Comfort Zones” at Kashi Art café, Kochi. In 2002, she received a Visiting Artist Residency at the University of Wollongong, Australia as well as a residency at the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Japan. The same year, she was invited to participate in the Fukuoka Art Triennale.

In Stratum V, a megaron-type building contained superimposed pebbled hearths, three rooms with benches and bamot, and a monumental entrance hall with two mushroom- shaped stone pillar bases. One room yielded 20 spherical loom weights in the Aegean tradition. This building also produced three miniature bronze wheels from a cultic stand of a type known from Cyprus and reminiscent of the biblical description of the mechonot (laver stands) and a bronze Janus-faced linchpin from a chariot wheel. Another special find was an iron knife with a pierced spool-shaped ivory handle attached with three bronze nails.

Epa masks consist of a Janus faced helmet and an often elaborate figurative superstructure usually carved with a female or equestrian figure at its center. Surrounding the central figure are typically smaller figures, representing traders, musicians, hunters and other personages central to Yoruba community life. Many Epa masks bear names like 'Mother with Children', 'Owner of Many Children', 'Children Cover Me' (like a protecting cloth), 'Children are Honorable to Have', 'Bringer of Children', 'Mother of Twins', 'Nursing Mother' and many other similar appellations, which occur in the songs that accompany the dancers. The helmet is always simply carved, often with two faces, and is reminiscent of a mortar or pot.

The nature of the colonial state in Africa was a response to the dilemma of the 'native question' and argued that it took on the form of a 'Bifurcated State'. This was characterised by 'direct rule' on the one hand which was a form of 'urban civil power' and focused on the exclusion of natives from civil freedoms guaranteed to citizens in civil society. Whilst on the other it was characterised by 'indirect rule' which was rural in nature and involved the incorporation of 'natives' into a 'state enforced customary order' enforced by a 'rural tribal authority' which he termed as 'decentralised despotism'. This state was 'Janus faced' and 'contained a duality: two forms of power under a single hegemonic authority'.

" Concerning the original material written by Cherry, Shepp, and Tchicai, Jost wrote that it is "carefully planned, and it is not treated merely as a peg on which to hang solo improvisations. The repertoire as a whole is, one might say, Janus-faced: one face looks back, the other forward toward a continuing development of knowledge gained from the jazz tradition." Jost noted that "Cherry's own contributions to the group's repertoire... show a side of him that could never have become prominent under the composer Ornette Coleman," but that "they are still very much in the vein of... Coleman's hectic angular lines." Jost described one of Tchicai's compositions as having "a balanced, calmly flowing linear quality, which makes it sound like a cool-jazz theme projected into free jazz.

The > Abraham momentum, equation (2), emerges as the optomechanical momentum when > the fluid is moving and the Minkowski momentum, equation (1), when the light > is too focused or the container too small to set the fluid into motion. The > momentum of light continues to surprise. Thus the researchers’ claim that “the momentum transfer of light in fluids is truly Janus–faced” is an extrapolated conclusion, because the conclusion is drawn only based on the observed data of the cases with “unfocused” and “tightly focused” beams (while excluding all other cases with beams between “unfocused” and “tightly focused”) --- a line of reasoning similar to that used in the work for subwavelength imaging, where > In the measured curves plotted in figure 4, the data on one side of the > device were measured first, and the data on the other side were obtained by > mirroring, under the symmetry assumption arising from the device structure.

As a conclusion, Williams and Badgett noted that black individuals are unable to replicate the labour market attributes of their white counterparts and because of this then competition alone cannot combat discrimination in the labor market. As such, governments would need to adopt policies that help combat employment discrimination if inequality along racial divides was to decline. “Race, Markets, and Social Outcomes” (1997) A collaborative editorial effort between Williams and colleague Patrick Mason, this book was edited by the pair, where they also wrote the introduction, as a means to bring more scholarly work on the role that race plays the political economy of the United States. In their introduction they put forward the belief that although many scholars were willing to accept that race was an important factor in the determination of economic and social outcomes, the analysis of this was partisan and its construction janus-faced.

Poole's Janus-faced preface is revealing: "Whereas John Cage famously used the I Ching for its random coin- tossing techniques to produce a very iconoclastic music, very 1950s, I sense a contemporary need for the renewal of endangered cultural traditions (Taoist and pianistic), moving forward by taking nourishment from the past."Geoffrey Poole, programme note on The Book of Stillness, Chinese Whispers, Edition Peters EP71963, published London 2009 In June 2007 Poole lost his wife of thirty years, the composer Beth Wiseman, to breast cancer endured since 1993. His compositions from 2007 to 2010 were sporadic and taut: miniatures such as the Yeats settings After Long Silence, a beguiling duo for traditional Korean players Diary of a Cherry, and a controversial contribution to the NMC Songbook Heynonnynonny Smallprint. His command of dramatic form and arresting colour are fully recovered in the extended orchestral movement of 2011, Shumei, Shumei.

Since his function is "to keep the play moving",Storey (1978), p. 13. Pedrolino seems to betray, in Storey's words, "a Janus-faced aspect": "He may work cleverly in the interests of the Lovers in one play--Li Quattro finti spiritati [The Four Fake Spirits], for example--by disguising himself as a magician and making Pantalone believe that the 'madness' of Isabella and Oratio can be cured only by their coupling together; then, in Gli avvenimenti comici, pastorali e tragici [Comic, Pastoral, and Tragic Events], indulge his capricious sense of fun by compounding the young persons' misfortunes."Storey (1978), pp. 15-16. So multiform is his character that his cleverness can often give way to credulity (as when he is tricked into believing that he was drunk when he learned of his wife's infidelity and so merely imagined the whole affair) and his calculation can sometimes be routed by grotesque sentimentality (as when he, Arlecchino, and Burratino share a bowl of macaroni, the three blubbering all the while).

" While analysing Bieber's Purpose and One Direction's Made in the A.M., Jon Caramanica of The New York Times argued that "even though Mr. Bieber is younger than all of the men of One Direction, he sounds exponentially more experienced, and exponentially more fatigued on Purpose," complimenting the album for showing that it proves that Bieber is "the best singer of the bunch, and the one with a clear vision for his sound, even if he's being largely denied it here." For The National, the album "functions as a coming of age album in the worst way: learn how to emotionally abuse women, and then you’ll be a man," adding "Bieber's strategy is a Janus-faced one. He simultaneously apologises for and doubles down on his dislikeability – but cunningly, now manifests the latter in more socially acceptable ways." In his AllMusic review, Andy Kellman gave the album 3 out of 5 stars, and while calling it "a bumpy, oddly compelling restart," he observed that "'Purpose' should hook open-minded pop fans who previously paid him no mind, and it could even win back some of those who wrote Bieber off years ago.

Generations of Prussian and also German teachers, who in the 18th century often had no formal education and in the very beginning often were untrained former petty officers, tried to gain more academic recognition, training and better pay and played an important role in various protest and reform movements throughout the 19th and into the 20th century. Namely, the Revolutions of 1848 in the German states and the protests of 1968 saw a strong involvement of (future) teachers. There is a long tradition of parody and ridicule, where teachers were being depicted in a janus-faced manner as either authoritarian drill masters or, on the other hand, poor wretches which were suffering the constant spite of pranking pupils, negligent parents and spiteful local authorities.Deutschland, deine Lehrer: Warum sich die Zukunft unserer Kinder im Klassenzimmer entscheidet (Germany, your teachers; why the future of our children is being decided in the classroom) Christine Eichel Karl Blessing Verlag, 31 March 2014 A 2010 book title like "Germany, your teachers; why the future of our children is being decided in the classroom" shows the 18th and 19th century Enlightenment ideals of teachers educating the nation about its most sacred and important issues.

There is no evidence the Janus-faced Lebanese administration will change. from The Hill
This seemed an obvious expression of Mr Trump's Janus-faced political persona. from Economist
Many of our digital tools are, in precisely this way, Janus-faced. from Wired
It's an odd state of being — a Janus-faced way of thinking and speaking. from Hyperallergic
Together they've furnished planetary scientists with unprecedented access to the backside of our Janus-faced neighbor. from Wired
The real problem here was the Janus-faced nature of Qatari foreign policy, contradictory and ultimately unsustainable. from The New York Times
In college, everything is Janus-faced: what you interpret as refuge can lead to danger, and vice versa. from New Yorker
During the height of the Cold War, Communist interest in black lives rested on a Janus-faced platform. from CNN
In fact, his Janus-faced stance on racial justice has helped normalize the notion of white supremacy in contemporary American politics. from CNN
The 45th president of the United States will face a daunting, Janus-faced challenge -- to restore at home and lead abroad. from CNN
The dwindling industrial heritage along with the burgeoning arts scene are only the latest version of the city's Janus-faced character. from The New York Times
Similarly, the painting seems to address the notion of being "Janus-faced," as in "two-faced," particularly in the context of politics. from Hyperallergic
DWIGHT GARNER As the end of summer approaches, my instincts are Janus-faced, half-oriented toward the future, half-focused on the past. from The New York Times
Mr. Simon acknowledged that having twin characters, portrayed by the same actor, might seem like some Janus-faced conceit, but this was fact. from The New York Times
This is Hillary the cutthroat opportunist, the Janus-faced harpy, the sly Antoinette who wants to have her cake and let them eat it, too. from New Republic
America's Janus-faced response found one portion of the country heeding King's call to build a "beloved community" and finding strength in the country's diversity. from CNN
Her upcoming book The Ambivalent Internet will explicitly touch on the role of trolls in modern American politics, which, as the book's name suggests, is rather Janus-faced. from Vice
Nature's Janus-faced narrative also happens to be the fraught story of Dominica, a mountainous little island of 73,33 plopped in the eastern Caribbean between Guadeloupe and Martinique. from The New York Times
The Ruin, Hackfall, Grewelthorpe This Janus-faced folly sits on a precipice overlooking Hackfall, an 18th-century woodland garden near the rugged Yorkshire Dales (beloved of hikers and bicyclists). from The New York Times
Joined, these two sides reveal Shiota as the creator of a Janus-faced demiurgic construction that is powerfully relevant to our contemporary world of global violence and mass displacement. from Hyperallergic
Such Janus-faced treatment of immigration policy appeared in the last presidential cycle when Mitt Romney's campaign manager admitted he actually never supported the enforcement of our immigration laws. from The Hill
Pundits are Janus-faced, looking backward to make predictions about the future, a hindrance in a moment when all of the supposed rules of political life have been thrown out the window. from New Republic
The most flagrant demonstration of Mr Erdogan's Janus-faced foreign policy was the announcement in December that Turkey has signed an agreement to purchase two batteries of advanced S-400 surface-to-air missiles from Russia. from Economist
These are small matters, however, against a bigger picture of a world on the cusp of modernity, with Conan Doyle standing Janus-faced, looking forward and back between scientific method and spiritualism; between liberalism and tradition. from The New York Times
Her cousin, she comes to realize, led a Janus-faced life, one for his family and one for the streets, where he was known as "Big Mike" and seems to have moved between the Crips and the Bloods with surprising dexterity. from The New York Times
"There is no Plan B," his aides say of the Iran deal, echoing Mr. Macron's frequent comment about the climate pact, "There is no Planet B." The Janus-faced approach — at once warm and friendly to Mr. Trump but at the same time keeping his options open — in some ways reflects the French love-hate relationship with the United States. from The New York Times
Janus-Faced Justice: Political Criminals in Imperial Japan By Richard H. Mitchell His death was the result of police torture.
A Janus molecule (or Janus-faced molecule) is a molecule which can represent both beneficial and toxic effects. The term Janus-faced molecule is derived from the ancient Roman god, Janus. Janus is depicted as having two faces; one facing the past and one facing the future. This is synonymous to a Janus molecule having two distinct purposes: a beneficial and a toxic purpose depending on its quantity.
Yogeeswaran, Kumar, Thomas Davies, and Chris G. Sibley. "Janus‐faced nature of colorblindness: Social dominance orientation moderates the relationship between colorblindness and outgroup attitudes." European Journal of Social Psychology 47, no. 4 (2017): 509-516.
Examples of a Janus-faced molecule are nitric oxide and cholesterol. In the case of cholesterol, the property that makes cholesterol useful in cell membranes, namely its absolute insolubility in water, also makes it lethal. When cholesterol accumulates in the wrong place, for example within the walls of an artery, it cannot be readily mobilized, and its presence eventually leads to the development of an atherosclerotic plaque. One such example of a Janus-faced molecule is S100A8/A9 protein complex; this complex is associated with autoimmune and abnormal growth of cells disorders.
Eighteen Years in Prison has been cited as a reference for the books The Japanese Communist Party 1922-1945 by George M. Beckmann, Genji Okubo and Janus-Faced Justice: Political Criminals in Imperial Japan by Richard H. Mitchell.
Dan deangle mask, from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum Dan feast ladle (wunkermian), from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum Janus-faced staff, from the collection of the Brooklyn Museum Dan art is created by the Dan people of Liberia and the Ivory Coast.
Janus-Faced Justice. Pages 101-102 alienated him from the supporters of his rival Shiono, and he resigned in January 1940. Ohara returned to the government of Post- occupation Japan under the 5th Yoshida administration in June 1954 as Minister of Justice as well as Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission.
Chen is in accord with philosophical traditions from the time of the Ancient Greek philosophers: Plato and Aristotle.Paolo Rocchi, Janus-Faced Probability, Springer, 2014, p. 62. Plato himself associates knowledge with the apprehension of unchanging Forms (namely, archetypes or abstract representations of the many types of things, and properties) and their relationships to one another.
The Two Faces of January (1964) is a psychological thriller novel by Patricia Highsmith. Its title alludes to the two faces of the Roman god Janus, after whom the month of January was named. Biographer Andrew Wilson, in his 2003 publication Beautiful Shadow: A Life of Patricia Highsmith claims the title is 'appropriate for the janus-faced, flux-like nature of her protagonists'.
But the researchers did not tell what the response will be for a less tightly focused beam (between "unfocused" and "tightly focused"), or whether there is any jump for the responses. The researchers concluded: > We have obtained experimental evidence, backed up by hydrodynamic theory, > that the momentum transfer of light in fluids is truly Janus–faced: the > Minkowski or the Abraham momentum can emerge in similar experiments.
Janus-faced heads on a staff are reported to be carried by certain masked performers. The two faces looking in opposite directions symbolize the supernatural ability of the gle to see in all directions. Like feast ladles, these heads are considered powerful spiritual objects that act as receptacles for du. Some are created as portraits of deceased family members that embody that person's spirit.
Bergman agreed, saying that Jung's theory "fits well in this case". Coates also connected masks to themes of identity and duality: "The mask is Janus-faced". Alma's secret is revealed in her orgy monologue, and critic Robin Wood related it to a combination of shame and nostalgia perhaps indicating the character's sexual liberation. According to Wood, the incident touched on unfaithfulness and juvenile sexuality; in Swedish, the young boys are called "pojkar" and are in need of coaching.
Anoli Perera has been practising visual art for more than 25 years and has exhibited her art extensively. Some of her solo exhibitions are “The City, Janus–Faced” displayed at Shrine Empire, New Delhi and “Comfort Zones” at Kashi Art café, Kochi. In 2002, she received a Visiting Artist Residency at the University of Wollongong, Australia as well as a residency at the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Japan. The same year, she was invited to participate in the Fukuoka Art Triennale.
In Stratum V, a megaron-type building contained superimposed pebbled hearths, three rooms with benches and bamot, and a monumental entrance hall with two mushroom- shaped stone pillar bases. One room yielded 20 spherical loom weights in the Aegean tradition. This building also produced three miniature bronze wheels from a cultic stand of a type known from Cyprus and reminiscent of the biblical description of the mechonot (laver stands) and a bronze Janus-faced linchpin from a chariot wheel. Another special find was an iron knife with a pierced spool-shaped ivory handle attached with three bronze nails.
Epa masks consist of a Janus faced helmet and an often elaborate figurative superstructure usually carved with a female or equestrian figure at its center. Surrounding the central figure are typically smaller figures, representing traders, musicians, hunters and other personages central to Yoruba community life. Many Epa masks bear names like 'Mother with Children', 'Owner of Many Children', 'Children Cover Me' (like a protecting cloth), 'Children are Honorable to Have', 'Bringer of Children', 'Mother of Twins', 'Nursing Mother' and many other similar appellations, which occur in the songs that accompany the dancers. The helmet is always simply carved, often with two faces, and is reminiscent of a mortar or pot.
The nature of the colonial state in Africa was a response to the dilemma of the 'native question' and argued that it took on the form of a 'Bifurcated State'. This was characterised by 'direct rule' on the one hand which was a form of 'urban civil power' and focused on the exclusion of natives from civil freedoms guaranteed to citizens in civil society. Whilst on the other it was characterised by 'indirect rule' which was rural in nature and involved the incorporation of 'natives' into a 'state enforced customary order' enforced by a 'rural tribal authority' which he termed as 'decentralised despotism'. This state was 'Janus faced' and 'contained a duality: two forms of power under a single hegemonic authority'.
" Concerning the original material written by Cherry, Shepp, and Tchicai, Jost wrote that it is "carefully planned, and it is not treated merely as a peg on which to hang solo improvisations. The repertoire as a whole is, one might say, Janus-faced: one face looks back, the other forward toward a continuing development of knowledge gained from the jazz tradition." Jost noted that "Cherry's own contributions to the group's repertoire... show a side of him that could never have become prominent under the composer Ornette Coleman," but that "they are still very much in the vein of... Coleman's hectic angular lines." Jost described one of Tchicai's compositions as having "a balanced, calmly flowing linear quality, which makes it sound like a cool-jazz theme projected into free jazz.
The > Abraham momentum, equation (2), emerges as the optomechanical momentum when > the fluid is moving and the Minkowski momentum, equation (1), when the light > is too focused or the container too small to set the fluid into motion. The > momentum of light continues to surprise. Thus the researchers’ claim that “the momentum transfer of light in fluids is truly Janus–faced” is an extrapolated conclusion, because the conclusion is drawn only based on the observed data of the cases with “unfocused” and “tightly focused” beams (while excluding all other cases with beams between “unfocused” and “tightly focused”) --- a line of reasoning similar to that used in the work for subwavelength imaging, where > In the measured curves plotted in figure 4, the data on one side of the > device were measured first, and the data on the other side were obtained by > mirroring, under the symmetry assumption arising from the device structure.
As a conclusion, Williams and Badgett noted that black individuals are unable to replicate the labour market attributes of their white counterparts and because of this then competition alone cannot combat discrimination in the labor market. As such, governments would need to adopt policies that help combat employment discrimination if inequality along racial divides was to decline. “Race, Markets, and Social Outcomes” (1997) A collaborative editorial effort between Williams and colleague Patrick Mason, this book was edited by the pair, where they also wrote the introduction, as a means to bring more scholarly work on the role that race plays the political economy of the United States. In their introduction they put forward the belief that although many scholars were willing to accept that race was an important factor in the determination of economic and social outcomes, the analysis of this was partisan and its construction janus-faced.
Poole's Janus-faced preface is revealing: "Whereas John Cage famously used the I Ching for its random coin- tossing techniques to produce a very iconoclastic music, very 1950s, I sense a contemporary need for the renewal of endangered cultural traditions (Taoist and pianistic), moving forward by taking nourishment from the past."Geoffrey Poole, programme note on The Book of Stillness, Chinese Whispers, Edition Peters EP71963, published London 2009 In June 2007 Poole lost his wife of thirty years, the composer Beth Wiseman, to breast cancer endured since 1993. His compositions from 2007 to 2010 were sporadic and taut: miniatures such as the Yeats settings After Long Silence, a beguiling duo for traditional Korean players Diary of a Cherry, and a controversial contribution to the NMC Songbook Heynonnynonny Smallprint. His command of dramatic form and arresting colour are fully recovered in the extended orchestral movement of 2011, Shumei, Shumei.
Since his function is "to keep the play moving",Storey (1978), p. 13. Pedrolino seems to betray, in Storey's words, "a Janus-faced aspect": "He may work cleverly in the interests of the Lovers in one play--Li Quattro finti spiritati [The Four Fake Spirits], for example--by disguising himself as a magician and making Pantalone believe that the 'madness' of Isabella and Oratio can be cured only by their coupling together; then, in Gli avvenimenti comici, pastorali e tragici [Comic, Pastoral, and Tragic Events], indulge his capricious sense of fun by compounding the young persons' misfortunes."Storey (1978), pp. 15-16. So multiform is his character that his cleverness can often give way to credulity (as when he is tricked into believing that he was drunk when he learned of his wife's infidelity and so merely imagined the whole affair) and his calculation can sometimes be routed by grotesque sentimentality (as when he, Arlecchino, and Burratino share a bowl of macaroni, the three blubbering all the while).
" While analysing Bieber's Purpose and One Direction's Made in the A.M., Jon Caramanica of The New York Times argued that "even though Mr. Bieber is younger than all of the men of One Direction, he sounds exponentially more experienced, and exponentially more fatigued on Purpose," complimenting the album for showing that it proves that Bieber is "the best singer of the bunch, and the one with a clear vision for his sound, even if he's being largely denied it here." For The National, the album "functions as a coming of age album in the worst way: learn how to emotionally abuse women, and then you’ll be a man," adding "Bieber's strategy is a Janus-faced one. He simultaneously apologises for and doubles down on his dislikeability – but cunningly, now manifests the latter in more socially acceptable ways." In his AllMusic review, Andy Kellman gave the album 3 out of 5 stars, and while calling it "a bumpy, oddly compelling restart," he observed that "'Purpose' should hook open-minded pop fans who previously paid him no mind, and it could even win back some of those who wrote Bieber off years ago.
Generations of Prussian and also German teachers, who in the 18th century often had no formal education and in the very beginning often were untrained former petty officers, tried to gain more academic recognition, training and better pay and played an important role in various protest and reform movements throughout the 19th and into the 20th century. Namely, the Revolutions of 1848 in the German states and the protests of 1968 saw a strong involvement of (future) teachers. There is a long tradition of parody and ridicule, where teachers were being depicted in a janus-faced manner as either authoritarian drill masters or, on the other hand, poor wretches which were suffering the constant spite of pranking pupils, negligent parents and spiteful local authorities.Deutschland, deine Lehrer: Warum sich die Zukunft unserer Kinder im Klassenzimmer entscheidet (Germany, your teachers; why the future of our children is being decided in the classroom) Christine Eichel Karl Blessing Verlag, 31 March 2014 A 2010 book title like "Germany, your teachers; why the future of our children is being decided in the classroom" shows the 18th and 19th century Enlightenment ideals of teachers educating the nation about its most sacred and important issues.