Sentences with phrase «mutually exclusive time»
Moreover, co-occurrence of Oldowan and Acheulian artefacts at the Kokiselei site complex indicates that the two technologies are not mutually exclusive time - successive components of an evolving cultural lineage, and suggests that the Acheulian was either imported from another location yet to be identified or originated from Oldowan hominins at this vicinity.
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Notably, all of these products are part of the networked world, and each is a mutually exclusive activity - that is, you can only use one at a time.
The work product is many times mutually exclusive; however, it does create the question of, «What if?»
So long as your goals aren't mutually exclusive, you can wage more than one effort at a time.
How is it possible that two such mutually exclusive concepts of man could be championed from ancient until modern times — man, an animal; man, a God?
=============== Summary: Other than your comment about God being constrained by time when He is within our space / time (which was addressed in point # 1 above), the remainder of your comments had to do with objections that you have with respect to God's actions, nothing to do with the traits of omniscience and omnipotent being mutually exclusive, which was your original data point for the impossibility of God to exist.
Those are two separate (and often mutually exclusive) things so much of the time.
You said, «Summary: Other than your comment about God being constrained by time when He is within our space / time (which was addressed in point # 1 above), the remainder of your comments had to do with objections that you have with respect to God's actions, nothing to do with the traits of omniscience and omnipotent being mutually exclusive, which was your original data point for the impossibility of God to exist.»
They say it's not easy being green, but it's time to debunk the myth that being stylish and environmentally conscious are mutually exclusive.
Breastfeeding and working outside the home are NOT mutually exclusive and it's time for society to accept that.
This isn't to say voters aren't moved by refugees» plight, but they are experiencing «cognitive dissonance» — holding two mutually exclusive opinions at the same time.
«Although one would think that CSR and CSI are mutually exclusive — that a firm does either «good» or «bad» — increasingly, many firms do both good and bad at the same time,» Germann said.
For example, such an object can be in «superposition»: It can have two mutually exclusive properties at the same time.
According to quantum mechanics, tiny physical particles are, counterintuitively, able to inhabit mutually exclusive states at the same time.
It may be the ultimate culture war of our time, because it underlies fundamental and mutually exclusive visions of the path toward truth.
This is not the first time a Supermodel has broken ranks and suggested that beauty and Real Food are not mutually exclusive.
They are not mutually exclusive, the latter explains why the former works, but just removes the nutrient timing limitations by giving you the broader principles.
Looking good and spending a load of time getting ready aren't mutually exclusive, and you can easily sort out some nightclub outfits without wasting hours of your life.
The point is, you can be cheap and ugly at the same time; these traits are not mutually exclusive!
I guess I just like showing that you can be really girly and be a scientist at the same time; they're not mutually exclusive.
While the two qualities are not always mutually exclusive, we are living in an era where women, for the first time, are surpassing men in many aspects of life.
When a mutually beneficial relationship advances, it's completely acceptable to renegotiate your allowance, especially if things move from non-exclusive to exclusive or if you two decide you are going to invest more time together.
«I couldn't get my head around the idea that someone could think about the whole story and that at the same time, because in a way, they're sort of mutually exclusive,» Hall said.
«In physics, string theory is a way to rationalize how you can have mutually exclusive worlds operating at the same time in perfect harmony,» explains chief innovation officer and cofounder Jason Corosanite.
The Washington researchers designed tutorials in which students were led to confront the fact that they held two mutually - exclusive ideas, one mistaken and one correct (in this case, about the concept of time in special relativity).
The CCA data set provides actual enrollment numbers in three mutually exclusive groups — remedial math, remedial English, and remedial math and English — for three types of public institutions — two - year, four - year «very high research,» and other four - year institutions — for full and part - time students who are U.S. residents, as well as actual remedial rates for these groups based on actual enrollment.
And spending some time last year with the Sony Xperia Tablet Z convinced me that «elegance» and «Android tablet» were no longer mutually - exclusive terms.
Lying down and most behavior problems are mutually exclusive; your dog can not lie down and misbehave at the same time.
Sitting promptly and reliably whenever asked prevents your dog from performing a limitless list of inappropriate and unacceptable behaviors, because sitting and most problem behaviors are mutually exclusive, i.e., your dog can not sit and misbehave at the same time.
Now that you have planned your trip to the spectacular West Coast of Vancouver Island, it's time to pack your sunglasses, raingear and polar fleece (they're not mutually exclusive here) and get ready to discover the natural wonders in and around Tofino, Ucluelet and the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
Offers valid only at time of booking and mutually exclusive; only one discount, being the highest discount, is possible.
A lot of the achievements are easy to get the first time through the campaign, but there are a few that will require a second play through because they are mutually exclusive.
Real time strategy games, at their best, tap into that mindset, but governed by adultly rules about resource allocation and thematic unity and mutually exclusive choices and unit balance and effective interfaces.
But to say Sonic can be good in 3D isn't mutually exclusive with saying he was at his best in 2D, and based on my time with them so far, Mania and Forces look set to reinforce that opinion.
An innovative artist who combined weaving and sculpture at a time when art and craft were thought to be mutually exclusive, Lenore Tawney was born Leonora Gallagher in 1907 in Loraine, Ohio.
Green living and beautiful gardens don't have to be mutually exclusive; spend time planning where you're going to place your renewable energy systems and make them a part of your garden!
CDR helps enable a cost - effective transition to a decarbonized economy: Today, environmental advocates claim that prolonged use of fossil fuels is mutually exclusive with preventing climate change, and fossil fuel advocates bash renewables as not ready for «prime time» — i.e. unable to deliver the economic / development benefits of inexpensive fossil energy.
I think it's important, if we want to achieve a sustainable world in the time frame in which we simply must do so, to show people that these goals are not mutually exclusive, but that they actually support each other.
In other words, which would you prioritize between new construction and established neighborhood since many times they are mutually exclusive?
Is the aforesaid something that you contemplate simultaneously with: the dollar values involved in the cost of extended market time, that was a result of an incompetent or deficient marketing campaign, or do you see these things as mutually exclusive and unrelated?
@Mark Creason, @Laura Janosko, @Mark CreasonThere actually is one time when 1031 and 121 are not mutually exclusive and both would apply on the same property.
These strategies aren't mutually exclusive, but our time to pursue one or the other is limited.