Sentence examples for dualistic structure from inspiring English sources

This observation applies equally to the dualistic structure in some versions of the earth-diver myths.

To break the dualistic structure of the urban-rural, Chengdu has carried on piloting comprehensive reform for coordinated and balanced urban-rural development since 2007.

Distinguishing mineral species therefore demanded a knowledge of the stoichiometry of complex silicates, a conviction that led Berzelius in 1815 to develop his dualistic doctrine, which now anticipated a dualistic structure for substances formerly seen as "triple salts" and for other complex minerals.

The textured silicon (sample B) with a dualistic structure can imitate Compositae petal leaves ideally.

However, an objection may be raised contra Zen's holistic, non-dualistic meaning of its "seeing" or "mirroring," namely the objection that if there is something that is mirrored, is there not still operative a dualistic epistemological structure?

The deep dualistic-based rift between medicine and psychology should be replaced with a biopsychosocial model that structures the spectrum of treatments to be applied for gastric ulcer (Levenstein, 1998; Novack et al., 2007).

In this sense, while applying a structurationist orientation to the "dualistic" influence of structure and social practices, we investigate the particular sensitivities to power relations inherent in this dialectic, as they relate to the various challenges highlighted above and integrated within Figure  1.

Kant's central argument in the Transcendental Deduction begins by assuming that experience exhibits a 'dualistic' structure, but according to Maimon, this position is not warranted, since the presumed constituent elements of experience (bare intuitions or concepts) are never themselves objects of experience.

In other words, Zen does not understand time and space by imposing a formal category on them, by presupposing in advance a form-matter distinction, which indicates an operation of the discursive mode of reasoning by appealing to the either-or, dualistic, and ego-logical epistemological structure.

Anthropologically, comparing to his two prophetic contemporaries Jeremiah and Hosea, Ezekiel was constantly guided by the underlying tensions between the dualistic sociological entities of agency and structure.

An uncompromising dualist, he traced back dualistic thought even to some of the Upanishads.