Sentence examples for strict dichotomy from inspiring English sources

This classification of educational systems should be seen as the two extreme poles of a continuum rather than as a strict dichotomy.

In More's mature philosophy, then, there was a strict dichotomy between matter and spirit but that dichotomy was not defined, as it was in Cartesianism, in terms of extension and non-extension.

Because, while the situation in Basra may not be such a strict dichotomy, this is how it will be presented to America: either Basra is still doing "OK" in two weeks' time; or, alternately, it has descended into complete chaos and anarchy.

However, the assignment of sensory dominance may not always follow this strict dichotomy.

However, this is likely to be a continuum, and not a strict dichotomy.

In this vein, Goebel et al. [ 30] even suggested that a strict dichotomy contrasting explanations based on response selection and number magnitude may not be appropriate since neural mechanisms of magnitude representation may be inextricably tied to response-selection mechanisms.

He knows that his "judgments may at first seem overstated, or appear to force the sexes into strict dichotomies," but such "hyperbole can serve a purpose: to sharpen our understanding of the murky world in which we live".

Oresme's geometrical representations established a subset of qualities that were amenable to quantitative treatment, thereby challenging the strict Aristotelian dichotomy between quantities and qualities.

Then we establish a strict qualitative dichotomy for a large class of models by way of rigorous PDE methods, in particular the maximum principle.

IDH-mutant lower-grade gliomas have either one or the other of these molecular events, but rarely both, indicating a strict molecular dichotomy.

Perhaps more revealing, he blithely told her he had beaten his old girlfriend, a Russian who in his strict Madonna-Whore dichotomy belonged on the trampy side.