"The polarity in economics and living standards is contributing to greater political polarity," Dalio wrote.
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Instead of embodying the traditional left-right polarity, the two leading candidates of this election embody a polarity between populism and liberalism, broadly understood.
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Magnetic minerals buried within sediments and loess register these polarity flips, which scientists can link to a dated reference known as the geomagnetic polarity timescale.
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We have an economic polarity in populism which is an issue.
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I reject that polarity, and I urge you to, as well.
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The polarity is almost always between bootcamps and four-year degrees.
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"It gives you an idea of what the polarity is," Dalio said.
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So is it possible that the punk‑disco polarity will eventually flip?
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And yes, the polarity in a battery or outlet can be reversed.
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Although America is in a state of toxic polarity, I am optimistic.
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His role as Tywin has a polarity that he fits both ways.
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Refined sugar is defined as having a polarity of 99.5 percent or greater.
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I've never seen this kind of polarity in elections as we have now.
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McCaskill is trying to upend the cultural polarity of the 2016 Presidential campaign.
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"The overarching thing is how much polarity there is between the candidates," said Sussman.
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Gulf states, he says, understand they are living in an era of "multiple polarity".
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The latter-day reversed-polarity d'Entrecolles had been trying to learn DuPont's process secrets.
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"The issue of polarity is non-negotiable," Cortina told Reuters after the news conference.
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I can't think of any other player who represents such an extreme polarity of outcomes.
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The company previously made video games until it merged with Polarity, according to the filing.
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In the wake of the charges, Polarity immediately terminated Stetson, according to a press release.
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Everything is a polarity, everything is, you know, a dialectic, everything's about pointing out differences.
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No. 143, the 2015 Polarity from Heart & Hands in the Finger Lakes, was an oddball.
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AND WHEN THERE'S THE POLARITY, SOMETIMES IT EVEN GETS, YOU KNOW, IT EVEN GETS VIOLENT.
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He would use reverse polarity so that our black-and-white TVs looked like color.
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They feel every polarity and resonance as a wave, ready to rupture their fragile molecular binds.
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The lithosphere is, in turn, sculpted by the shifting polarity of Earth's magnetic activity over time.
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In Captive Audience: On Love and Reality TV, Lucas Mann writes of the genre's inherent polarity.
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Both microcups work in similar ways, E Ink changes the polarity to move the pigments around.
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The line changed its polarity after the break below the lower trend line in June 2016.
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I was juggling the polarity of Malcolm X and a big time hustler like Joe Jackson.
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" Without that common set of truths, Bonnell says, we enter the dangerous condition of "epistemic polarity.
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What's clinically denoted by the word 'bi-polarity' is something puny compared to what's brandished by Sabbath.
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Honig and Brauser both own nearly 7 percent of Polarity shares, according to their latest 13G filings.
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Whether Russia wants a multipolar world or not is irrelevant to the reality that multi-polarity exists.
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These ideas of the dance between light and shadow, of polarity, are central themes of the album.
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HAWC+ not only pulls in light from the far end of the infrared spectrum, but measures its polarity.
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This polarity suggests that at least one side is severely compromised in either intellect or integrity, or both.
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China, which voted against the budget, called for an end to the "present atmosphere of polarity and politicization".
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Directional information is the more basic, as polarity lets animals orient north or south as if using a compass.
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Polarity did not host an earnings call for this release, although it has done so for some previous earnings.
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Yang also combines the technical with the the natural—projected images with natural shadows—to evoke ideas of 'polarity.
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Resources have been diverted from candidates into ideological non-profits and Super PACs bent on polarity instead of compromise.
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To understand the significance of this trend line we need to understand the way trend lines change polarity or function.
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There's an extreme polarity between people who do or don't like her because of what she did as prime minister.
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To understand the significance of this trend line, we need to understand the way trend lines change polarity or function.
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The first is this wealth, values, gap, and polarity that could force us to go to one extreme or another.
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But if you give the wheel a bit of flick, those magnets reverse their polarity and zoom, off it goes.
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Our contemporary zeitgeist, which is predominantly dictated by popular media, pushes us toward an idea of polarity and binary divisions.
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Your sense of self, sexuality, and gender identity was able to evolve beyond a polarity, to a place of coexisting harmoniously.
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The meta-hologram Khorasinejad and his colleagues created transmits different images depending on the polarity of the light shone on it.
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The issues raised in Empty Metal are unquestionably contemporary, but the eternal polarity it stages — revolution versus the powers that be!
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And what's discouraging about that polarity switch is that it feels not like an evolution, it feels like we're taking turns.
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" The unorthodox living arrangement has the stamp of approval from Paltrow's intimacy coach, who told her that it gives their marriage "polarity.
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Magnetic Games said that in order to get this powerful shot, the arrow and the launcher have to have the same polarity.
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The polarity of a statement can be identified (either strong or weak) in addition to the sentiment (either positive, negative or neutral).
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Information is then read from the film by probing the electrical resistance of the cell, which will change according to its polarity.
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Except, because this is 2018 and everything eventually turns into a discussion about Donald Trump, the political polarity has been completely flipped.
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The scapegoating of Chief Justice Roberts is the clearest demonstration yet of a profound shift in the political polarity of judicial activism.
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Its reverse-polarity protection (meaning it won't work if you have the cables hooked up incorrectly) prevents any unsafe discharge of power.
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The magnetic field reverses its polarity every several hundred thousand years, where the magnetic north pole resides at the geographic South Pole.
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This election season, of course, has highlighted this polarity: When Trump supporters say "Trump that Bitch" referring to Hillary, for example, that's insulting.
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Scientists can predict this history by analyzing rocks that bear the signature of a magnetic polarity and matching it with a certain era.
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That all the conservative justices were in the majority demonstrates how the polarity on church-state issues has shifted in the intervening decades.
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Mr. Macron has broken away from this polarity, offering a version of liberalism that applies down the line, from societal matters to economics.
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In the same vein, U.S. industry is also seeking to lower Mexican sugar's polarity, a measure of quality, from 99.5 percent to 99.2 percent.
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The new method devised by the MIT research team uses two different polymer substances, each of which carries an opposite polarity of electric charge.
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The polarity between these two studies highlights a paradox of perception between those who think they can identify "fake news" but not fake people.
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For those who remember the unsettling decade when decisions like these poured from the Supreme Court, the current reversal of polarity is head-snapping.
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By copying the letter, Phung Vo reverses the polarity, but not the close relationship between father and son, to which the letter bears witness.
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We must move beyond domestic political polarity and nationalistic animus to collaboratively address new and emerging risks with lessons learned from a decade of recovery.
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Each ring maintained a magnetic field traveling around the ring and holding its polarity until it received a signal from the wires to change direction.
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The unorthodox living arrangement had the stamp of approval from Paltrow's intimacy coach, who told her that it gives their marriage "polarity," she told the outlet.
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One other quirk of the BreakSafe connector is that, unlike regular USB-C, it's not actually reversible — you can blame magnets and polarity for that one.
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Ron Gula, a former security tester for the National Security Agency turned founder of venture capital firm Gula Tech Ventures, also participated in the Polarity investment.
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"This is a cameo of the polarity that exists between academic, research-oriented psychiatrists and those clinicians who provide the bulk of the service," one psychiatrist wrote.
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The subpoena also asked for communications and agreements between Polarity and its former CFO John Stetson, former CEO and current investor Barry Honig and investor Michael Brauser.
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It means the nature of the trend has changed and with the Dow, it means the trend line changed polarity and now acts as a resistance line.
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Instead, a series of smaller conflicts—religious versus secular, nationalist versus globalist, white versus nonwhite—were all merging into a larger polarity, ruling class versus Middle America.
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Instead, a series of smaller conflicts — religious versus secular, nationalist versus globalist, white versus nonwhite — were all merging into a larger polarity, ruling class versus Middle America.
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"This is a cameo of the polarity that exists between academic, research-oriented psychiatrists and those clinicians who provide the bulk of the service," one psychiatrist wrote.
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From the high-level perspective, we can say that it increases or decreases the long-term electrical potential between neurons—depending on the polarity of current applied.
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The merger was negotiated by Edward Hamati, the president of Polarity, a media company Mr. Steward founded last year to help develop Lion Forge characters outside comics.
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The role play, designed to flip that polarity, has forced the white partners to look at color and see it deeply, even at the risk of mortification.
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Given the increased polarity around so many issues — arms control, trade and migration, to name a few — it's easy to forget that consensus exists on others. Feb.
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"This polarity issue — the income and opportunity gap — will determine who is elected and what approaches are going to be used to deal with that issue," Dalio said.
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Without the masculine/feminine polarity, Begin said, the spark between two people in love will fail to ignite the flame that maintains desire in a long-term relationship.
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It's a risky issue because the polarity between the high-income areas and the other parts of the state, which are really suffering, cannot be touched it's a challenge.
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At the right moment, the eel sends a nerve impulse to the back of the electrocyte, making ions flow into the cell on one side, momentarily reversing the polarity.
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It means the nature of the trend has changed and with the DOW specifically it means the trend line has changed polarity and now acts as a resistance line.
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A sense of polarity is inherent in this exhibit's design because Whitten's two bodies of work were intended for radically different contexts and purpose — both equally relevant and intentional.
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" The investment was cheered by Polarity CEO Paul Battista, who said it would be used to "show the world what human memory augmentation is and why it's so critical.
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Much of the interest in Saturday's West Region game between West Virginia and Notre Dame, former Big East rivals distanced by conference realignment, was a result of its polarity.
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"While the true extent of such significant political polarity in the U.S. will take years to be fully realized, its disruptive influence is already evident," Killelea said in a statement.
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Instead of pigments, capsules and polarity, it uses a fully mechanical system to create a wide color gamut and uses almost zero power to maintain the image once it's set.
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The new polarity comes from our original, maybe unspoken, intention of creating two starkly separate sides of an album; one being narrative with overt lyrical references to the album's theme.
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The part that feeds their doomsday scenarios is the possibility that the poles are preparing for another polarity reversal, which would cause a compass to point south instead of north.
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The increasing polarity of opinions on the Fed does not bode well for a central bank facing an unprecedented era in monetary policy and worsening U.S. and global economic data.
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Unsurprisingly, many complex factors—such as the dynamics of a post-industrial economy and the breakneck rate of social and cultural change over the past few decades—certainly influence this polarity.
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The proposal would also seek to decrease "polarity" of Mexican sugar exports, a measure of sugar quality and its suitability for human consumption, to 99.2 percent, from 99.5 percent, said Cortina.
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"Polarity is what cyber analysts and operator teams have needed for years and leads to security team information dominance," Hank Thomas, Strategic Cyber Ventures' chief operating officer, said in a statement.
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PATRICIA WYNN BROWN COLUMBUS, OHIO ♦ TO THE EDITOR: The distinction between elitist and popular art (Bookends, April 16) is another academic polarity like classical versus romantic and modern versus postmodern.
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Lowry: So as I suspected, "The Rise of Skywalker" has reversed the polarity on "The Last Jedi" in terms of the divide between critics and fans, based at least on Rottentomatoes.
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"The behaviors programmed in the agents are triggered, in part, by a variety of linguistic cues emerging from the conversation, such as dialogue acts, topic, polarity and communication acts," Shaikh's paper continues.
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While no one was hurt, the jarring developments, uncharacteristic even by the rough-and-tumble tradition of Illinois politics, show how the nation's extreme political polarity poses increasing danger for elected leaders.
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"If such rapid polarity changes occurred in future, they could severely affect satellites and human society," they wrote in the paper published this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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It's a tactical threat that shows just how much the United States, at all echelons of power, has failed to assert its interests as the polarity between America and Thailand continues to grow.
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The model shows both closed magnetic field lines (these are colored white-gold) and open magnetic field lines, which project out into space (these are colored green or pink depending on their polarity).
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As noted in the study, the samples correlated with a remarkably continuous cycle, which Kent dubbed the astrochronostratigraphic polarity timescale (APTS), going all the way back some 215 million years to the Triassic Period.
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In the instant before the particle arrives, the detectors would use a random number generator to decide what property of the particle to measure (spin, polarity, etc.) in an effort to eliminate human bias.
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" Thanks to that isolation, "defensive unity and security reversed their polarity and passed over into anxiety, fear, hostility and aggression, especially when it seemed that a neighboring city might prosper at its rival's expense.
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The oil from whales formed part of the nitroglycerine explosives used in World War II. The magnetic polarity of the earth totally reverses every once in a while, too, we may as well add.
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It shared the info with iFixit, which found the small sensor inside the computer and also noticed that the MacBook Pro's hinge has a magnet inside it with an arrow that indicates the hinge's polarity.
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So even as the 21970nd Biennial of Graphic Arts rejected the framework of a thematic exhibition, it clings to an important (if vaguely defined) philosophic-poetic attitude that questions the anthropomorphic polarity of human vs.
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The team at Polarity wants its tech to help teams lower the knowledge barrier to getting stuff done and allow people to focus more on procedure and strategy than memorizing file numbers, IP addresses and jargon.
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This polarity—between a tragic sense of the world and the ability to make of it a kind of punch line—might help to unshroud, if only slightly, an enigma at the heart of McWhorter's book.
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The fryers also have features that make it easier to filter and change the oil, as well as instruments to measure the polarity of the oil so staff know exactly when it needs to be replaced.
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Imagine a doctrinaire leftist writing a book on a group of conservative luminaries, then reverse the ideological polarity and that's what we have here: a one-sided polemic against the New Left masquerading as a serious reckoning.
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In the absence of such a candidate, technocratic party-building and algorithmic-targeting of voters actually reverse the polarity of democracy: Rather than citizens rallying together around issues and candidates, centralized parties attempt to mobilize individual voters.
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That means that it could theoretically be engineered to react not only the the polarity and chirality of the light, but also to a specific wavelength of light unknown to anyone but the intended viewer, he said.
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I can't really say why we've seen a resurgence, but perhaps it has something to do with the increased polarity of political viewpoints in the United States, and groups like the Westboro Baptist Church gaining media attention.
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In a world utterly divided, in a cultural moment defined by polarity, disconnect, and real-life fears we need to laugh at for fear of crying, the horror-comedy is a haven for our contradictory but mutual experiences.
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Indeed, during this period, the share of voters who split their tickets between Congressional and presidential races reached the highest level since World War II. Divided government has remained common since the 1992 election, but its polarity has reversed.
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Polarity, which was founded by a handful of former intelligence officers and incident responders in 2014 and originally named Breach Intelligence, develops software that boosts a company's institutional data and storage, the first of its kind for commercial purposes.
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In-between sharing stories about specific social life in Toronto memes and how her music tugs at emotional responses to devastation, Siggelkow shows the polarity of temperaments one can hold, and where that is routed in an artistic sense.
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Does that mean that we're going to look back at the early and mid-1990s as a moment of, you know, whatever you want to call it, American dominance, uni-polarity, as a moment that was always going to be temporary?
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Here Summers made his excellent point about a discourse based on polarity; here the superb anti-populist writer Yascha Mounk finally managed to point out the violence experienced by ethnic minorities under Bannon's friends in the Italian and Hungarian governments.
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Asked jointly to choose an illustrative page from a piece neither has yet fully heard, Ms. Auerbach and Mr. Kavakos picked the work's first eight bars: a violin solo that sets up a polarity between airy whisper and forceful brutality.
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That is, in fact, what happens when a delicate poem barely sounds from the speakers, competing with the sound of a record being scratched, instigating a formal and conceptual polarity where opposing forces find mutual dependence, even in radical and hostile environments.
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Dr Suslick thinks that adding sensors onto a small cartridge-type device containing an array of different dyes would improve the system further by measuring other characteristics of airborne particles, such as their acidity and molecular polarity (the way they conduct a charge).
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"If you look at the polarity of the situation, it's so shameful that Channing died, but on the flip side of that, to see how all of these people have been able to come together, it's nothing short of amazing," Smith said.
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On Monday, the company announced the formation of an animation studio to produce content for movies and TV. "We're very excited about the resources and the business expertise that David and Polarity and Lion Forge folks are bringing over," Mr. Jones said.
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From his grand Trump Tower escalator entrance into the Republican presidential race on June 21, 21983, Trump managed to be simultaneously charismatic and combative, elitist and populist, lewd and pious as he drilled into a lode of polarity and anti-Washington anger among American voters.
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Perhaps 90% of Who stories could be adapted into adventure games—even if the solution to the puzzles would always be using the sonic screwdriver to "reverse the polarity"—it's interacting with the situation with a thinking cap on, observing and not simply looking, engaging.
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In order to paint a better picture of what it's like to live and work in New York City — especially given the city's polarity — Refinery29 chatted with six transplants from different cities about what they wish they had known before moving to the city.
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World leaders speaking at pop concerts may be interpreted as publicity stunts, but Ms Solberg feels the spotlight provides an opportunity to rally and unify countries behind the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, which have been challenged by economic crises and sharp political polarity worldwide.
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Certain things that can be changed to affect sound include location and direction of speakers, levels, driver polarity, phase and delay, and filter / EQ. Audio engineers often use software like SMAART to help them analyze the frequency responses throughout a venue and make changes accordingly.
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Polarity said Monday in an annual regulatory filing that the SEC notified it on March 4 that it was under investigation for possible violations of securities laws, including the anti-price manipulation provisions of the Exchange Act, regarding its public disclosures and beneficial ownership reporting.
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That to me is pleasing, because it speaks in the many ways to the cultural polarity of Lego, which is something that, despite the fact that it's so persuasive and global, is not that thing you associate with blackness or black culture in any regard.
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Also, while social media comes with all kinds of problems we're just beginning to understand -- like how it's affecting personal relationships and political polarity -- there's value in spaces like Black Twitter, which creates opportunities to have some of the difficult conversations we don't have elsewhere.
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"It used to be that looking soft on drugs was the third rail of politics and now the polarity of that rail has shifted," said Sanho Tree, director of drug policy at the Institute for Policy Studies and also a long-term observer of the field.
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I doubt that the rebel flag will really go the reversed-polarity way of "queer" (well, maybe if Kendrick and Kanye really put their backs to it), but when we argue over symbols, we should make sure that our victories are, in the end, more than symbolic.
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" I love these looks because…: "I appreciated the polarity, which is pretty reflective of how I do my own hair and makeup on a day-to-day basis, and both looks — a natural one with slicked hair and an elongated cat-eye one — accentuated my natural features.
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"What concerns me most if you did have a downturn," Dalio said, "we are now 11 years in expansion — whether that's one, two, three years forward, with the larger polarity that exists, the wealth gap and the political gap, I would be more concerned about that."
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The party bases are now in such polarity that Thomas Edsall of the New York Times wrote about a recent survey that showed 2628 percent of the people in each party view their "members of the opposition party as "not just worse for politics" but "downright evil.
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Instead, they would generate movement using any of three methods: (1) Circulating fluid within the structure (2) Switching the polarity of enclosed electromagnets (3) Inflating or deflating part of the structure The technology was funded back in 2010 by the Innovative Partnerships Program and worked on at NASA's Langley Research Center in Virginia.
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""PLZT is a ceramic material consisting of lead, lanthanum, zirconate, and titante and it can be electronically switched rapidly in polarity, such that when sandwiched with a near infrared blocking material and a fixed polarizing material, the visual transmittance can be varied from full open state (approximately 20%) to totally opaque within a ten-millionth of a second.
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WE'RE GOING TO NEED TO RAISE TAXES BUT THE QUESTION IS HOW IT'S WELL ENGINEERED AND WHETHER WE'RE DOING THAT IN A BIPARTISAN AND IN A NONPARTISAN BASIS THERE ARE NO SIMPLE ANSWERS BECAUSE WHEN WE RUN OUT OF MONETARY POLICY, WE'VE RUN OUT OF THE STIMULANT THAT WE USUALLY CAN GO TO, TO DEAL WITH THAT SITUATION, AT THE SAME TIME AS THERE'S THIS POLARITY.
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Then, if you do manage to find the courage, again, to return from a relapse and pick up where you left off and do the work — individual therapy, group therapy, support groups, self-help books, twelve steps, divine invocations, positive affirmations, love bubbles, regressive therapy, healing shame therapy, cognitive therapy, polarity therapy, art therapy, drama therapy, Bach flower essences, kinesiology — you can, eventually, get to the other side.
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