- A
dichotomy /daɪˈkɒtəmi/ is a
partition of a
whole (or a set) into two
parts (subsets). In
other words, this
couple of
parts must be
jointly exhaustive:...
- A
false dilemma, also
referred to as
false dichotomy or
false binary, is an
informal fallacy based on a
premise that
erroneously limits what
options are...
- con****uous
feature of Mars is a
sharp contrast,
known as the
Martian dichotomy,
between the
Southern and the
Northern hemispheres. The two hemispheres'...
- career,
though her name is a coincidence.
Ambivalence Coolidge effect Dichotomy Female Chauvinist Pigs
Friend zone
Gender norms in abstinence-only ****...
- In
descriptive set theory, a
branch of mathematics, Silver's
dichotomy (also
known as Silver's theorem) is a
statement about equivalence relations, named...
-
computer science, a
dichotomic search is a
search algorithm that
operates by
selecting between two
distinct alternatives (
dichotomies) at each step. It...
- In macroeconomics, the
classical dichotomy is the idea,
attributed to
classical and pre-Keynesian economics, that real and
nominal variables can be analyzed...
- The politics-administration
dichotomy is a
theory that
constructs the
boundaries of
public administration and ****erts the
normative relationship between...
- the
strongest and most famous—that of
Achilles and the tortoise, the
Dichotomy argument, and that of an
arrow in flight—are
presented in
detail below...
- Ousterhout's
dichotomy is
computer scientist John Ousterhout's
categorization that high-level
programming languages tend to fall into two groups, each...
