Optical filters like Grey, Yellow and Polarising filters to optimize image quality in various lighting conditions.

Despite the revesal of the electoral system, the Patten's reform significantly rewrote the Hong Kong political landscape by polarising and politicalising the Hong Kong politics.

This 'Investigation of the Action of Nicol's Polarising Prism'(1837) was subsequently published in full (Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, vol. xviii, 1891).

It is unfortunate that the debate on whether or not to support this report has been reduced by some to a polarising of positions, a pro- and anti-US stance, or even a left versus right divide.

Bury and Stockport once more topped the list, with third place going to Bradford, an authority where the national attention paid to the city's politics, and the polarising of political opinion on the ground, can only have increased electoral interest.

I think that Dave Clements is right that the polarising of debate into 'fight the cuts / cut 'em all' obscures the real questions about how we actually make services that do what they should, when they should and in the most appropriate form possible for those that use them.

This is unlike any other series on the market, and it's sure to be polarizing.

The authors are right about the polarizing of America.

Upon release, the album was met with mixed reviews, polarizing critics and fans over the band's new direction.

Sunstein concludes that the Internet's polarizing tendencies can be fixed only through careful initiatives by the government and private companies.

Ms. Grace, a petite woman in her early 40's, has since become one of cable's most recognizable - and polarizing - personalities.

Polarizing filters remove light with a certain polarity to reduce or increase glare, particularly from window reflections or water.

"I would hope that the new Governor can rise to the occasion and prevent a polarizing of the state," Mr. James said.

"Persuasion and the Problem of Polarizing Rhetoric."

Virtually every Democratic presidential candidate issued a statement on Tuesday that tried to find a middle ground on an issue that is nothing if not polarizing.

Herapathite, or iodo quinine sulfate, is a chemical compound whose crystals are dichroic and thus can be used for polarizing light.

Many of the site's critics seem to believe that it will fail as a result of its proclivity towards the rural economy, polarizing many urban users.

Hillary Rodham Clinton: Polarizing First Lady.

The polarizing of South America and the U.S was a special assignment given to Kissinger by the Committee of 300.

He also availed himself of the New York City Public Library to scour the scientific literature for prior work on polarizing substances.

Not surprisingly, a style this polarizing has its detractors: there are those who think watching her is like hearing fingernails scrape a blackboard, and they're not all wrong.

To the Editor: Lisa Schiffren (Op-Ed, June 12) seems to be indulging in some untenable polarizing.

Wrigley, N., "The Polarizing, Magnificent Cinema of Bruno Dumont".

Survivin is necessary for proper creation of the mitotic spindle which strongly affects cell viability, therefore when cyclin B levels are disrupted cells experience difficulty polarizing.

The company manufactures its Polaroid polarizing lenses at its European Research Centre in the Vale of Leven, Scotland.

The band maintained a cult like popularity throughout their career, polarizing audiences to either love or hate them, and continue to gain popularity with new fans who download their music.

In addition, this separation creates a region of specialized cells close to the boundary, which serves as a signaling center for the patterning, polarizing and proliferation of the entire disc.

Governor Johnson, a supporter of the death penalty who has recently softened his views, saying he is willing to listen to arguments against it, described criticism over so polarizing an issue as inevitable.

Meryl Streep Opens Up About Playing Thatcher - Plus Other Stars Who've Played Polarizing .

Leaving aside for present purposes the polarizing of the different parts of the Party which would take place, the constitutional issue may be highlighted by examining a hypothetical House of Commons.

The Zone of Polarizing Activity (ZPA) is an area of mesenchyme that contains signals which instruct the developing limb bud to form along the anterior/posterior axis.

Optical filters like Grey, Yellow and Polarising filters to optimize image quality in various lighting conditions.

Despite the revesal of the electoral system, the Patten's reform significantly rewrote the Hong Kong political landscape by polarising and politicalising the Hong Kong politics.

This 'Investigation of the Action of Nicol's Polarising Prism'(1837) was subsequently published in full (Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, vol. xviii, 1891).

It is unfortunate that the debate on whether or not to support this report has been reduced by some to a polarising of positions, a pro- and anti-US stance, or even a left versus right divide.

Bury and Stockport once more topped the list, with third place going to Bradford, an authority where the national attention paid to the city's politics, and the polarising of political opinion on the ground, can only have increased electoral interest.

I think that Dave Clements is right that the polarising of debate into 'fight the cuts / cut 'em all' obscures the real questions about how we actually make services that do what they should, when they should and in the most appropriate form possible for those that use them.

This is unlike any other series on the market, and it's sure to be polarizing.

The authors are right about the polarizing of America.

Upon release, the album was met with mixed reviews, polarizing critics and fans over the band's new direction.

Sunstein concludes that the Internet's polarizing tendencies can be fixed only through careful initiatives by the government and private companies.

Ms. Grace, a petite woman in her early 40's, has since become one of cable's most recognizable - and polarizing - personalities.

Polarizing filters remove light with a certain polarity to reduce or increase glare, particularly from window reflections or water.

"I would hope that the new Governor can rise to the occasion and prevent a polarizing of the state," Mr. James said.

"Persuasion and the Problem of Polarizing Rhetoric."

Virtually every Democratic presidential candidate issued a statement on Tuesday that tried to find a middle ground on an issue that is nothing if not polarizing.

Herapathite, or iodo quinine sulfate, is a chemical compound whose crystals are dichroic and thus can be used for polarizing light.

Many of the site's critics seem to believe that it will fail as a result of its proclivity towards the rural economy, polarizing many urban users.

Hillary Rodham Clinton: Polarizing First Lady.

The polarizing of South America and the U.S was a special assignment given to Kissinger by the Committee of 300.

He also availed himself of the New York City Public Library to scour the scientific literature for prior work on polarizing substances.

Not surprisingly, a style this polarizing has its detractors: there are those who think watching her is like hearing fingernails scrape a blackboard, and they're not all wrong.

To the Editor: Lisa Schiffren (Op-Ed, June 12) seems to be indulging in some untenable polarizing.

Wrigley, N., "The Polarizing, Magnificent Cinema of Bruno Dumont".

Survivin is necessary for proper creation of the mitotic spindle which strongly affects cell viability, therefore when cyclin B levels are disrupted cells experience difficulty polarizing.

The company manufactures its Polaroid polarizing lenses at its European Research Centre in the Vale of Leven, Scotland.

The band maintained a cult like popularity throughout their career, polarizing audiences to either love or hate them, and continue to gain popularity with new fans who download their music.

In addition, this separation creates a region of specialized cells close to the boundary, which serves as a signaling center for the patterning, polarizing and proliferation of the entire disc.

Governor Johnson, a supporter of the death penalty who has recently softened his views, saying he is willing to listen to arguments against it, described criticism over so polarizing an issue as inevitable.

Meryl Streep Opens Up About Playing Thatcher - Plus Other Stars Who've Played Polarizing .

Leaving aside for present purposes the polarizing of the different parts of the Party which would take place, the constitutional issue may be highlighted by examining a hypothetical House of Commons.

The Zone of Polarizing Activity (ZPA) is an area of mesenchyme that contains signals which instruct the developing limb bud to form along the anterior/posterior axis.

The states are less polarized this year than they were before.

The city is polarized because people continue to live in days gone by.

The glass was polarized, as I may already have told you.

In the past, the country was polarized over the clear issues of freedom and human rights.

In such cases the object is said to be polarized.

Someone had polarized the windows to keep out the sun.

Our country has not become so polarized in a vacuum.

"I am running because our city has become sharply polarized."

And if he fails, the country as a whole may become even more polarized.

If you just listen to the talking heads on television, they're polarized.

"New York often gets polarized based on communities," he said.

"I've never seen an issue polarize people the way this has."

No legal force - but it'll polarize the population even more.

The race has polarized Democratic women who support abortion rights.

And the company has made a number of polarizing news judgments in the past.

To be sure, the country is polarized in the wake of the election.

Does this mean that the news media were better before competition polarized them?

They further polarized the political climate, in ways that only make it more difficult to get anything done.

And light reflecting off water is polarized in one direction.

Living on the fringe can be just as polarizing too.

The city's program, and the cross burning polarized the community.

But others fear a generation further polarized along lines of race and class.

"People are much more polarized now, and on both sides," a Government official said.

Censorship is now, in a real sense, polarized along political lines.

This is unlike any other series on the market, and it's sure to be polarizing.

This is a really crazy idea which will simply polarise English schools even more.

It would polarise things, and that was what was needed.

There is always a tendency to "polarise" sentencing plans, he says.

The aim is to polarise the world into different, antagonistic blocks.

The second point is that we tend to polarise, and that causes problems.

Layouts such as this seem to completely polarise opinion, and the decision is obviously down to the individual.

No other comedian seems to polarise an audience as much as Lee.

The current architectural debate has served to polarise popular opinion on modern architecture.

A constituent assembly would probably polarise public opinion further.

Like many other reforms of the Thatcher years, it has a tendency to polarise opinion very strongly.

Debate tended to polarise - New Right and old Left.

Banks tend to polarise between retail services and private banking services.

The trend to polarise in reading theory and practice is both unnecessary and unfortunate.

Various commentators suggested that his traditionalist views would polarise female voters.

In the summer of 1642 these national troubles helped to polarise opinion, ending indecision about which side to support or what action to take.

It does appear to me that the only purpose is almost to polarise the community and encourage bigoted responses.

It seems people are trying to polarise opinion of him where he is either perfect in every way or you must absolutely hate him.

In Ireland, such statements quite simply polarise the debate about whether we defend the nation or build Europe.

The ceramic's crystals polarise in one of two alternate states when energised by an electric field.

His artistry was controversial, and tended to polarise listeners.

As a result, Uzzell reckons that the market is likely to polarise over the next few years.

Stark and daring, an album that will polarise opinion."

The Schism, we may say, tragically helped to polarise increasingly strong nationalist attitudes towards the war.

I would prefer to polarise an audience as opposed to making an entertaining film everybody feels ambivalent about."

"Our education system does not inculcate these attitudes in us but instead tends to polarise us.