Superintendent Geoffrey Gordon said, "This philosophical dichotomy gave us the message that while our community appreciates our efforts, at the same time they are having a hard time with such high taxes".
"I'm a traditionalist," said Alberto Rinaldis, a computer consultant from Morristown, acknowledging that using a $700 stainless steel Montblanc fountain pen for business is a bit of a dichotomy given his profession.
For the linear noise case, with the help of the exponential dichotomy given in the multiplicative ergodic theorem, we can identify them as the solutions of infinite horizon random integral equations (IHSIEs).
Songs like "Hickory Dichotomy" gave Weiland and Kretz a "Down South" and "swampy kind of feeling".
In a culture like ours, obsessed with its dichotomies, giving folks the opportunity to work out their simultaneity muscle is a worthy goal.
The curious blend of the very English Powell with the very mittel-European Pressburger created a dichotomy which gave their films their special flavour.
We hypothesize that much of energy research cannot be neatly categorized as basic or applied and is more productive outside of the confines of the basic/applied dichotomy; ARPA-E gives us an opportunity to test that hypothesis.
Ramus introduced diagrams representing dichotomies and gave prominence to the view that the starting point of all philosophy is the classification of the arts and sciences.
The idea is that taken together, the T/NT and F/NF dichotomies can give an interesting measure of mathematical theory involvement, that is, the degree to which knowledge of such theory is helpful for the student attempting to solve the item.
Not all methods strictly take one of these two routes, but we mention this broad dichotomy here because it gives a good indication of the underlying assumptions, the amount of data required, the nature of the dispersal (or migration) parameter to be estimated, and the spatial and temporal scales over which each method is pertinent and its estimates reliable.
