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Definition of trichotomy in English: trichotomynounPlural trichotomies trʌɪˈkɒtəmitrɪˈkɒtəmitrīˈkädəmē A division into three categories. the pragmatics–semantics–syntax trichotomy Example sentencesExamples - Thus, the relationship appears to be close to a trichotomy and may prove very difficult to resolve with confidence.
- With the absence of informative characters, these three individuals appear in a trichotomy.
- In Throckmorton's scheme, D. mimica and Dorsilopha form a trichotomy together with Hirtodrosophila.
- Accordingly, we have treated these deeper relationships as unresolved, as shown by the trichotomy below these groups.
- Machiavelli relied heavily on the dichotomy between republican and princely government, Montesquieu on a trichotomy of republics, monarchies, and despotisms.
- Instead, there is a trichotomy of the three lineages (Smithornis / Corvus - Vidua/remaining avian taxa).
- The argument comes down to considering a trichotomy,
- Early Paleozoic land plants, land animals, and paleosols have been considered in terms of the breeder-competitor-tolerator trichotomy in nonquantitative terms.
- The interordinal phylogeny of the hemipteroid assemblage is still an unresolved trichotomy.
- Rather they find a trichotomy of ducks, geese, and a Cereopsis-Cnemiornis clade.
- The trichotomy also prevents development of any vicariance hypotheses among the three provinces.
- Apparently, the coelacanth, lungfish, and tetrapod lineages diverged within such a short time interval that at this level of analysis, their relationships appear to be an irresolvable trichotomy.
- However, due to the ambiguity in the phylogenetic analyses, this divergence is shown as an unresolved trichotomy.
- Finally, recent molecular work suggested an unresolved trichotomy between sooglossids, ranoids, and all other neobatrachians.
- Both clades, together with H. bastetanum, form a trichotomy that it is separate from H. suaveolens.
- Perhaps the most accepted and applied taxonomy of motivation is the trichotomy developed and operationalized by McClelland.
- Phylogenetic relationships inferred from hsp 82 depicted the rotifer class Seisonidea as the sister taxon of a monophyletic trichotomy that included Acanthocephala, Bdelloidea, and Monogononta.
- This trichotomy has been reinterpreted in various ways, but it still serves.
- On the other hand, Kessing showed that the two species made an unresolved trichotomy with S. purpuratus.
- This level of divergence was comparable to that between A. aeneus from Costa Rica and the widespread A. mexicanus lineage, producing a trichotomy between these three lineages.
Derivatives adjective Polytomous logistic regression was used in the analyses involving the severity of crime because the severity variable is an ordered, trichotomous measure. Example sentencesExamples - Branching details are difficult to resolve in full, but trichotomous branching is evident in several areas, and four orders of laterals are evident within the upper verticils of this zone.
- To make comparable these two methods of assessment, a trichotomous classification was used.
- Bivariate analyses of the trichotomous accuracy variable and patient attributes showed no important differences with respect to patients' age, sex, race, religion, or marital status.
- The dependent variable for this study was a trichotomous survey item focusing on level of parent involvement: ‘how active are you in your child's health education?’
adjective -kəˈtɒmɪk
Origin 17th century: from Greek trikha 'threefold' from treis 'three', on the pattern of dichotomy. Rhymes dichotomy, lobotomy, tracheotomy Definition of trichotomy in US English: trichotomynountrīˈkädəmē A division into three categories. the pragmatics–semantics–syntax trichotomy Example sentencesExamples - However, due to the ambiguity in the phylogenetic analyses, this divergence is shown as an unresolved trichotomy.
- Instead, there is a trichotomy of the three lineages (Smithornis / Corvus - Vidua/remaining avian taxa).
- The argument comes down to considering a trichotomy,
- Machiavelli relied heavily on the dichotomy between republican and princely government, Montesquieu on a trichotomy of republics, monarchies, and despotisms.
- This level of divergence was comparable to that between A. aeneus from Costa Rica and the widespread A. mexicanus lineage, producing a trichotomy between these three lineages.
- Both clades, together with H. bastetanum, form a trichotomy that it is separate from H. suaveolens.
- Phylogenetic relationships inferred from hsp 82 depicted the rotifer class Seisonidea as the sister taxon of a monophyletic trichotomy that included Acanthocephala, Bdelloidea, and Monogononta.
- On the other hand, Kessing showed that the two species made an unresolved trichotomy with S. purpuratus.
- In Throckmorton's scheme, D. mimica and Dorsilopha form a trichotomy together with Hirtodrosophila.
- The interordinal phylogeny of the hemipteroid assemblage is still an unresolved trichotomy.
- The trichotomy also prevents development of any vicariance hypotheses among the three provinces.
- Thus, the relationship appears to be close to a trichotomy and may prove very difficult to resolve with confidence.
- With the absence of informative characters, these three individuals appear in a trichotomy.
- Apparently, the coelacanth, lungfish, and tetrapod lineages diverged within such a short time interval that at this level of analysis, their relationships appear to be an irresolvable trichotomy.
- Rather they find a trichotomy of ducks, geese, and a Cereopsis-Cnemiornis clade.
- Early Paleozoic land plants, land animals, and paleosols have been considered in terms of the breeder-competitor-tolerator trichotomy in nonquantitative terms.
- Finally, recent molecular work suggested an unresolved trichotomy between sooglossids, ranoids, and all other neobatrachians.
- Accordingly, we have treated these deeper relationships as unresolved, as shown by the trichotomy below these groups.
- This trichotomy has been reinterpreted in various ways, but it still serves.
- Perhaps the most accepted and applied taxonomy of motivation is the trichotomy developed and operationalized by McClelland.
Origin 17th century: from Greek trikha ‘threefold’ from treis ‘three’, on the pattern of dichotomy. |