This dualistic view on the underlying nature of these shortcuts reflects the fact that they may lead to a correct diagnosis, in which case they are termed "heuristics", or to an incorrect one, in which case they are termed "biases" or "heuristic biases".
Based on the dualistic theory of theta oscillations, one can differentiate between atropine-sensitive and atropine-insensitive theta subtypes.
Does it use dualistic thinking that separates one group from another?
Emerging from the practice of mindfulness is an appreciation that the duality we usually experience (mind/body being one such dualistic distinction) does not exist in an absolute sense, as all phenomena are interconnected and everything is impermanent and subject to change [ 14].
A second characteristic of H-type involves a dualistic glycoprofile depending on the antibody used.
Zoroastrianism predates Christianity and Islam, and many historians say it influenced those faiths and cross-fertilized Judaism as well, with its doctrines of one God, a dualistic universe of good and evil and a final day of judgment.
Developing on an analogous level, Pythagorean numerical and mystical speculation arising from the 6th-century-bce Greek philosopher and religious teacher Pythagoras also stressed the dualistic opposition of Monad-Dyad (One-Two) and of other dialectical pairs of opposites.
The term was later adopted by some of the Gnostics, who, in their dualistic worldview, saw the Demiurge as one of the forces of evil, who was responsible for the creation of the despised material world and was wholly alien to the supreme God of goodness.
But in emerging markets where access to mobile data is still emerging and SMS remains a big staple, this dualistic approach might be the right one to take.
The representation of Saule is dualistic in that she is depicted as a mother on one hand, and a daughter on the other.
