Sentence examples for mutually exclusive types from inspiring English sources

Born in the same year, Verdi and Richard Wagner created parallel, mutually exclusive types of opera that figure equally among the greatest achievements of 19th-century culture.

A methodology for expanding the chemical subhierarchy of the SN into a finer-grained categorization of mutually exclusive types with semantically uniform extents is presented.

New data from a massive neutrino experiment show that the elusive subatomic particles must literally be of two mutually exclusive types at once poking a hole in our intuitive sense of reality.

According to Weber, Confucianism and Puritanism are mutually exclusive types of rational thought, each attempting to prescribe a way of life based on religious dogma.

Gene expression could be affected by which of these mutually exclusive types of binding occurred.

Our classification is made up of six mutually exclusive types of infection.

Unlike the symmetrical classifications of AA, AD and ATE where each isoform variant is given the same label, the remaining variations (RI [RI vs SI], SE [RE vs SE], IWI and TWI) are labeled asymmetrically which allows us to examine the support for each mutually exclusive type and to deduce which are the major and minor variant(s).

Manufacturers were alleged to have pursued these goals using four non-mutually exclusive types of marketing practices: prescriber-related (41/41, 100%), business-related (37/41, 90%), payer-related (23/41, 56%), and consumer-related (18/41, 44%).

As a consequence, Wyclif distinguished three main non-mutually exclusive types of predication (which he conceives as a real relation holding between metaphysical entities), each more general than the preceding one (or ones).

These various (non-mutually exclusive) types of copies may provide information on how MLEs decay over time; i.e., through loss of transposition ability or loss of activity.

Participants were asked, " During the previous 12 months, have you forgone any healthcare for economic reasons?" " If yes, which type of care?:" If any were checked off, participants specified which one(s) among the list of 12 non-mutually exclusive types of care forgone; one of these was "dental care".