In describing the arts, he and his followers often used large dichotomies, set out in diagrams or tables; but it is important to note that these dichotomies were an instrument to display the structure of an art.
Mr. Tacopina's involvement on opposite sides in the two cases highlights a larger dichotomy in his career: his willingness to take on a variety of clients has made him friends and enemies.
As a result of this dichotomy, a large class of objects were left unassigned and thus regarded as indifferent.
Then we establish a strict qualitative dichotomy for a large class of models by way of rigorous PDE methods, in particular the maximum principle.
They had a similar image of the EU itself.What seems to be emerging, especially in some large European countries, is a crude dichotomy: on one hand, globalisation and "Europe"; on the other, national governments and economic populism.
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The main problem with divisive cluster analysis is to reduce the number of possible dichotomies, which becomes too large to evaluate when the number of cases becomes relatively small (< 10).
Others sense a dichotomy involving small towns and large towns, which revolves around such public issues as state constitutional reforms, welfare aid, and educational innovations.
It appears that in Kolkata, and for that matter, in most of India, the phenomena of "growth" and "progress" have a marked dichotomy and ambivalence because a large percentage of the population is hardly benefitting from it.Shish Aikat.
As Visscher argues, the dichotomy of rare variant of large effect versus common variant of small effect is specious, since the frequency and effect size of the alleles that increase susceptibility range across a continuum [ 8 ].
