Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...concept of parity is quite straight forward. A right handed glove viewed in a mirror appears as a left handed glove and vice versa. The act of looking into the mirror is the essence of the idea of parity. Parity conservation implies that physical laws do not depend upon handedness; a left and right glove dropped from the top of Holyoke Center will reach the ground together. Even on the atomic level physical laws do not depend upon handedness. (In fact they must be explicitly independent of any reference to "left" or "right...
...foreign subversives who terrorize the population into supporting them. General Paul D. Harkins, head of the U.S. military command in South Vietnam, emphasized in a speech last spring that the "guerrillas obviously are not being reinforced or supplied systematically from North Vietnam, China, or any place else. They depend for weapons primarily upon whatever they can capture; many are homemade...
...charter bus service from the Radcliffe Quad to Harvard Yard may begin in November, according to John Harmon '65, HSA organizer of the project. The question of whether the 'Cliffies will ride or walk to their winter classes will depend on the girls' reaction to a three week period of trial service...
...Britain restored to greatness "not by military strength alone" but by mobilizing "all the resources of democratic planning, all the latent and underdeveloped energies and skills of our people." The key, said Wilson, is science. He explained: "The strength, solvency and influence of Britain-which some still think depend on nostalgic illusions or upon nuclear posturings-are going to depend for the remainder of this century on the speed with which we come to terms with the world of change...
Anti-Goldwater hopes now depend on a poor showing by the Senator in the primaries, the first of which is in New Hampshire on March 10. If the pollsters and politicial experts are right, Goldwater, with the support of New Hampshire's popular and moderate Senator Norris Cotton, will easily defeat Rockefeller and thus eliminate completely the only other candidate who commands national support. At that point the creation of a moderate coalition would be extremely difficult, if not impossible...