Sentence examples similar to bifurcated knowledge from inspiring English sources
To our knowledge, up to now, this is the first time that the problem of limit cycles bifurcated from degenerate singular point and infinity under synchronous perturbed conditions in a septic system has been investigated.
His sensibility had bifurcated.
Yet the landscape is bifurcated.
The natural sciences and the human sciences bifurcated into different "cultures" only in the wake of the Enlightenment; early fellows of the Royal Society such as Christopher Wren, with their rapacious curiosity across what later became separate disciplines, would not see the distinction, regarding science as, simply, knowledge – from the Latin scire, to know.
Economies have bifurcated into two worlds intertwined, overlapping, and different.
Popular history is bifurcated – the Nazis versus Call the Midwife.
Yes, the stanza structure of the poem is strikingly bifurcated.
That's become much more bifurcated over time.
_ Yes, the stanza structure of the poem is strikingly bifurcated.
My experience in this business has been somewhat bifurcated.
Intergalactic portals are breached, timescales bifurcated, science and faith reconciled.
