dichotomy的示例

• This draws an obvious dichotomy between marine and freshwater systems.

• Foucault historicises this process but in doing so comes across a second aporia of homogeneity combined with succession, in particular the succession of dichotomies.

• Nevertheless, the new planning-control dichotomy he proposes, though a valuable advance, is itself an oversimplification of what must be a multi-channel system.

• We note that both parts of the dichotomy can be realized.

• Studies on social dysfunction in schizophrenia using the positive/negative symptom dichotomy have not found specific associations between these domains.

• This dichotomy entails an exclusive separation between the realms of nature and culture.

• Unlike the basic set-theoretic concepts, these subgraphs do not reflect the aforementioned dichotomy in a fully symmetric way.

• Consequently, neither alternative hypothesis is strongly supported, but to some degree this may be related to the very crude dichotomy we use when categorising programmes.

• This dichotomy is reflected in the immune response of these mice.

• That doesn't seem like an outrageous thing to say, though large numbers of philosophers seem attached to a sharp dichotomy between cognitive and non-cognitive attitudes.

• These facts are prima facie problematic for any theory that insists on the positional dichotomy between heads and phrasal constituents.

• He argues, for example, that "understanding" a text is different from "explaining" a text, and he criticizes historians who fail to recognize this important dichotomy.

• Accordingly, there is a methodological dichotomy between public law analysis and feminist critiques, which on the face of it, appears to be irresolvable.

• His book effortlessly and purposefully defies the false dichotomy between a cultural studies approach and a historical one.

• The dichotomies never form a solid and permanent grid, but are in constant motion, forming new temporary constellations.