Sentence examples for complete disjunction from inspiring English sources

"What has happened is a complete disjunction between the values of the church and the values of the population," says Woodhead.

Lawson adds: "There is a complete disjunction between the grandiose claims of our ministers - that this is "the most serious threat the West faces", that it is "a new Battle of Britain" - and the tentativeness of our real military commitment.

The first of these postulated separation of all sister chromatids (complete disjunction), the second postulated no sister chromatid separation at all (complete nondisjunction), while the third model postulated that sister chromatid disjunction would be just as likely as nondisjunction (binomial chromatid segregation).

Few rDNA copies are sufficient to assure complete disjunction (Appels and Hilliker 1982), and even a single supernumerary copy is sufficient to alter segregation patterns based on rDNA-mediated pairing (Karpen et al. 1988; McKee and Karpen 1990; McKee 1996).

An ortho negation in a logic with conjunction distributing over disjunction (or, equivalently, disjunction distributing over conjunction), is called a Boolean or classical negation.

The set \(D B \) of partial answers consists of all non-empty disjunctions of complete answers.

The trivial partial answer in \(D B \), corresponding to 'I don't know', is represented by a tautology, i.e., the disjunction of all complete answers.

Any loss of cohesion caused by cleavage presumably destroys the tension thought to be necessary to turn off the SAC, and yet the latter is not reactivated during anaphase and APC/CCdc20 remains active for long enough to complete fully the process of disjunction.

Incomplete answers to the question are equivalent to disjunctions of those complete answers which entail the incomplete answer.

The rebirth of Thomism in the Catholic world toward the end of the century, and the permutation of natural into human rights before and after the First World War, made the disjunction and the amnesia complete.

Disjunction was favored over connection, turbulence over smoothness, strangeness over familiarity.