| It's a really difficult question to answer because we can do a lot about dissymmetry. |
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| Barron now suggests extending the definition of chirality to include time-reversal as well as dissymmetry. |
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| The purpose of all this was to show the important dissymmetry of the flow out of the pipe. |
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| Further, this dissymmetry cannot be found in the effect if it is not preexistent in the cause. |
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| In terms of social struggle, dissymmetry and asymmetry can be said to be two moments in balances of forces. |
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| The even checkering and orthogonal grids, however, have gone, and dissymmetry is indeed one of the keys to this composition. |
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| Despite this growth, the dissymmetry between the countries of the North and the South continues. |
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| Furthermore, due account must be taken of a certain dissymmetry in the attitude of the social partners. |
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| It also seems that the dissymmetry is most fruitful when it is reversible or when the teacher becomes superfluous to the learner. |
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| These include the gyroscopic precession effect of the rotor that is, the dissymmetry of lift created by the forward movement of the helicopter, resulting in the advancing blade having more lift and the retreating blade less. |
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| Instances of dissymmetry, or deformity, reflected the same approach as images of severed hands, featured on sabre scabbards, or the position of a fist on a bow. |
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| Then to force a dissymmetry the candle was set on one side. |
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| Whatever its cause, the dissymmetry of the system can be represented by a vaporization on one side and a condensation on the other side as follows. |
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| Far from the notion that teaching can be a matter of sharing or of maieutic, Levinas asserts the total dissymmetry of the relationship and the transcendence and complete otherness of the teacher. |
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| Today, there is no option but to admit that the neoliberal policies dictated by financial power exacerbate the dissymmetry between the poorest and the most industrial countries. |
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| Maybe I misunderstood, but when he told us about the dissymmetry of the central tower that he measured at a given time, he said it was leaning 18 degrees. |
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| Furthermore, the dissymmetry between operators, and cable's dependency on the premium channels broadcast by satellite, would remove the risk of collusion between pay-TV operators. |
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| Later Pierre formulated the principle of symmetry, which states the impossibility of bringing about a specific physical process in an environment lacking a certain minimal dissymmetry characteristic of the process. |
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| This is harmful for the insurance industry, given the current state of dissymmetry that will continue to exist between the standards governing the assets and liabilities of insurers. |
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