Sentence examples for the first dichotomy from inspiring English sources

The first dichotomy construes subject and object as "two bodies" (Rickert 1921a, 14) facing each other in physical space.

The first dichotomy is between solidarity with the umma (the community of Muslims) and the universal notion of humanity.

The second dichotomy is between the notions of neutrality and of justice.

The second dichotomy in the pathway corroborated the controversial derivation of ECs from hemangioblasts.

Distance between dichotomies was measured from the second oldest to the third oldest dichotomy and so forth up to the seventh dichotomy on a branch [ 17].

Thallus width was measured on three branches of each individual between the first and the second dichotomy.

For the first time, this dichotomy was more than a picture – it was Hook's reality.

The first bottleneck (substrate dichotomy) was identified as researchers endeavored to reconstruct either partially or entirely the LC-PUFA biosynthetic pathways in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.

This second dichotomy captures the traditional distinction between immanence and transcendence.

(3) A third dichotomy ensues from a further distinction that we can carry out within the sphere of immanence, that is, the distinction between the ego and its representations, or between any content of consciousness and consciousness itself.

(2) We can construe a second dichotomy, in which we take our body, too, to be an object like other objects and consider 'subject' to refer exclusively to consciousness.