Second, from a learning theoretical point of view, "simultaneous" exposure to a certain quality and a mutually exclusive quality (e.g., normal and abnormal) is considered highly conducive to perceptual learning (Marton and Pang, 2006).
She cares about style, but has a brain, suggesting those qualities are not mutually exclusive.
Clear, unemotional, compassionate, hard-working, a delegator, possessing game intelligence: some of these qualities might seem mutually exclusive but they did not where he is concerned.
In the movie world, where rampant egos and personality disorders are often entirely compatible with success, these two qualities are often mutually exclusive, but not in Boyle's case.
But those qualities are not mutually exclusive, as Obama showed throughout last year's campaign, when he won the determining derby for independent voters.
"I don't get the idea that readability and quality should be mutually exclusive.
But the latest voyage for everyman protagonist Nathan Drake proves thematic familiarity and high quality are not mutually exclusive.
Clarke said £113m had been ploughed into reformulating its food ranges and it was receiving positive feedback from customers about the changes being made: "We're redefining what real value means and showing that price and quality aren't mutually exclusive".
Joel Stillerman, the senior vice president for original programming at AMC, said that an end-of-the-world scenario and a high level of quality were not mutually exclusive, comparing "The Walking Dead" to films like "The Road," which was adapted from the grim Cormac McCarthy novel.
