On this view, then, there is a sharp dichotomy between workers' control at enterprise level - as an element of socialism - and Industrial Democracy.

Early childhood, Dr. Salmony said, is a time when the emotional world is split into sharp dichotomies of good and bad, love and hate.

It is characterised by sharp dichotomies, each and every one of which is a false (or, at least, overdrawn) dichotomy, but our beliefs in them preclude unified deliberations about the scientific and the moral:

He invokes Darwin's belief that any sharp dichotomy between human beings and other animals cannot survive a basic understanding of evolution.

Accordingly, scientists had assumed that any African dinosaurs of that period would be similar to those from South America, and that through the Cretaceous period, there probably existed a sharp dichotomy between northern and southern dinosaur life.

Muslims opposed to understandings of Islam as monolithic, self-contained and defined by unyielding rules and sharp dichotomies naturally emphasize their faith's rich diversity of thought and practice over many centuries and cultures.

Yet the sharp dichotomy between economic and political progress in China was evident within Mr. Jiang's speech.

This creates a sharp dichotomy between the two actions, and encourages the viewer to compare the two shots.

The title acknowledges this sharp dichotomy: hana means flower and bi means fire.

There is a sharp dichotomy in Quechua between the varieties of the central Peruvian highlands and the peripheral varieties of Ecuador on the one hand and southern Peru and Bolivia on the other.