Sentence examples for divisive phenomena from inspiring English sources

Modern liberal theory has built its approach to social difference and diversity generally upon the cornerstone of toleration as a blueprint for addressing socially divisive phenomena.

This study identifies a divisive phenomenon of deck B inside the IGT [ 7, 29- 34, 48].

The charged terminology provides a clue into how divisive the phenomenon of uprootedness is — and has always been — in Israeli society.

One of the phenomena captured by divisive normalization is centre surround suppression (Cavanaugh et al., 2002a).

We found that an adaptive rescaling mechanism predicted by information transmission maximization can explain a variety of observed contrast gain control phenomena in neurophysiological experiments, including the divisive input output relations, and the inverse power-law relation between response gain and input contrast.

I feel privileged to have traveled widely and been a part of films that became cultural phenomena like Pretty Woman, or tackled divisive social issues like Dead Man Walking.

Response normalization models explains this phenomenon because the second stimulus increases the amount of divisive normalization.

But while the remembrance poppy may be triggering more hysteria than ever before, the symbol has always been divisive and hostility towards those that make a stand is not a recent phenomenon.

When we seem to have more than one mental act at a time, like when we hear a melody while tasting a sip of red wine and enjoying the beautiful view from the window, all these mental phenomena melt into one, they become moments or, to stick with Brentano's terminology, divisives of a collective.

Gaza is divisive.

And strikes are divisive.