Sentences with phrase «similar dichotomy»

A similar dichotomy exists in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, where third - person melee combat benefits from quick sweeps at a high DPI and first - person magic casting or archery begs for a lower setting for tight shots.

A similar dichotomy was observed in the recent Supreme Court decision in Ktunaxa Nation v. British Columbia, which appears to treat the objects of non-traditional religions markedly differently than it has in previous jurisprudence.

Some may attempt to answer this question by pointing to a similar dichotomy between evaluations of individual members of Congress and of Congress itself.

Sure, there might also be an audience out there of men about my age or older, but I suspect for reasons I'd rather not think about, just as I loathe knowing that the fan base for the Olsen twins finds a similar dichotomy of fans.

The apparent dichotomy led me to reflect on the fact that there seems to be a similar dichotomy in God's way of dealing with his people over the course of history.

You should make a similar dichotomy in your site structure.

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The artists have not collaborated; rather, the connections reside in their similar abilities to blur, shift and distort the lines between fine art and conceptual craft, the historical and new, the handmade and digitally output, the gestural and mechanical, the practical and experimental... the list of dichotomies goes on in this dialogue on distortion.

Gilbert Gottlieb's theory of probabilistic epigenesis replaced the nature - nurture dichotomy, and similar oppositions, with an integrated account of the development of the entire behavioral phenotype.

Abstract: Gilbert Gottlieb's theory of probabilistic epigenesis replaced the nature - nurture dichotomy, and similar oppositions, with an integrated account of the development of the entire behavioral phenotype.