Sentence examples for dichotomy second from inspiring English sources

First, entrench a two-party dichotomy; second, gerrymander districts into tortuous shapes; third, cultivate an electorate so polarized that no matter how much voters dislike their incumbent, they hate the alternative worse; fourth, profit!

I have been forced to confront this dichotomy, first in the Baptist tradition and now within the United Church of Christ as a Baptist/UCC minister.

This religious dichotomy appears first as a conflict between Apollo and the Goddess, and later as a confrontation between the Akhaian and Trojan gods.

From the outset of the collaboration, their interest in improvisation and happy abdication of autonomy led the two artists to deviate from the conventional dichotomy of "music first-choreography-second" in favor of simultaneous creation.

The concept of exponential dichotomies was first introduced by Perron in 1930 [1] to study the conditional stability of the linear differential equations and the existence of bounded solutions of the nonlinear differential equations.

(2010, p. 48) Expectedly, this way of thinking about biological processes has major consequences for established dichotomies of twentieth century biosciences, and in particular for the genotype/phenotype distinction (coined by Johannsen in the 1910s).

This second dichotomy captures the traditional distinction between immanence and transcendence.

The second dichotomy is between the notions of neutrality and of justice.

(2) We can construe a second dichotomy, in which we take our body, too, to be an object like other objects and consider 'subject' to refer exclusively to consciousness.

The second dichotomy in the pathway corroborated the controversial derivation of ECs from hemangioblasts.

Thallus width was measured on three branches of each individual between the first and the second dichotomy.