Matos notes that "One defining dichotomy of dance music is that it is, by definition, populist – and that many of its most ardent fans are anything but".
One interesting dichotomy I have noticed in venture is the dual fiduciary responsibilities board members may have: to the company and to their firm.
One unexplained dichotomy is that in vitro, the same cell lines undergo growth arrest at the much lower density of 10 cells/ml [ 9].
The modern romantic comedy is stretched on the rack of a dichotomy, one that I wrote about here a few years ago: the possibility of a polar disconnect between love and desire, between a meeting of the minds and a connection of the bodies.
Therefore, the analyses were conducted on the dichotomy of zero vs. one or more yes answers.
At one point, the dichotomy of deep house on one channel and Melbourne bounce on the other led to a bizarre mash-up of hushed fist pumpers causing a stir on one side and casual head-bobbers from the other ducking out of the way in reasonable fear for their lives.
The Cablevision empire is a strange dichotomy: one side is a cable company that is regarded as one of the best run in the country, while the other side includes Madison Square Garden, the Knicks and the Rangers – and all the publicity and drama that go with owning pro sports franchises in New York City.
First, have a listen to What's On Stage's podcast of Monday's panel discussion on the Future of the West End, which defies myth number one – the false dichotomy that sees the West End as inherently good or bad.
"It's clearly a dichotomy one does not like to be in, but it's clearly before him now".
Michael Morris, director of Artangel, Guardian, 2009 "A Bausch evening … takes place in those three to four inches between nature and nurture, good and evil, and just about any other dichotomy one cares to name.
