dichotomisation BrE
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The Service Economy: Is there a Dangerous Dichotomisation of Wealth?

Developed countries, most notably the United States, have seen a dichotomization from technological advances.

Budgetary problems caused the Greek government to begin an interesting economic experiment, the dichotomization of the drachma.

On dichotomization methods in Boolean analysis of questionnaires.

Deflation occurred after this dichotomization of the drachma, as well as a rise in interest rates.

"Rumsfeld viewed the dichotomization of the operation as an impediment to its rapidity and ultimate success.

A dichotomization between physical and material topics with open spirituality pervades major tracks, reinforcing the metaphysical aspects of neofolk music.

On Dichotomization Methods in Boolean Analysis of Questionnaires.

A Dichotomization Method for Boolean Analysis of Quantifiable Cooccurence Data.

Schools reproduce and reinforce the social construction of gender through the dichotomization of nurturance and autonomy, public and private, and masculine and feminine.

Similarly, Herman's theory of doublespeak having an inherent nature to be manipulative and Chomsky's theory of 'dichotomization' relates directly to the practice of doublespeak and how doublespeak is deliberately deceptive in nature.

The dichotomization of Vietnamese population between the rural peasantry and the urban elites, the horizontal bisection of the country for non-geographical reasons, and expansion of the revolutionary party's antipathy into other areas outside the French occupation are events in Vietnam in the 20th century that McAlister uses to support his thesis.

Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky note in their book that Orwellian Doublespeak is an important component of the manipulation of the English language in American media, through a process called 'dichotomization'; a component of media propaganda involving 'deeply embedded double standards in the reporting of news'.