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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a binary way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that involves two distinct options or categories, often in the context of decision-making or data representation.
Example: "In programming, we often need to think in a binary way, where every decision leads to a true or false outcome."
Alternatives: "a dual approach" or "a twofold method".
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An act of violence is never simple and terrorism cannot be understood in a binary way.
Most of us tend to view opposites in a binary way.
Research can also give us some insight into why bosses tend to frame things in a binary way.
By balancing notions of strength which tend to be thought of in a binary way, as either feminine or masculine, people might be much healthier.
But because of the way travel insurance policies are written, they often see the world in a binary way: yes or no, covered or not covered.
But executives who think about uncertainty in a binary way tend to treat all strategy problems as if they fell into either level 1 or level 4.
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The fact that habitat is often perceived in a simplistic binary way as discrete patches of a particular vegetation type in a hostile landscape matrix may limit conservation opportunities (Dennis et al. 2006).
Levy describes the trans community advocating for a "momentous shift in thinking" to a "less binary way of being" as "the next step in the fight for gender equality".
For larger values of k, the rapid switch from low to high output response is often called a bistable response, because the output state of the system switches in a nearly binary way between low output, or "OFF", and high output, or "ON".
"We're asking the whole world to transition with us to a less binary way of being," Drucker said.
Each point can get 0 1 values in a discrete binary way.
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