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Definition of dichotomous in English Turkish dictionary
- çatal şeklinde
- İki parçaya ya da sınıfa ayrılmış olan
- (Tıp) ikili
- dichotomous question
- Dichotomous soru
- dichotomous scoring
- (Dilbilim) hep-hiç notlandırma
- dichotomous variable
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) ikili değişken
- dichotomously
- ikili olarak
- dichotomously
- ikiye ayrılmış bir şekilde
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Definition of dichotomous in English English dictionary
- Dividing or branching into two pieces
Genus Riccia L. Plants are thalloid, forming rosettes or loose, dichotomous patches.
- {a} forked, divided into two parts
- {s} dividing into two parts; divided into two parts
- Any particle sampler that separately collects coarse and fine particles sampler from one atmosphere Often refers to virtual impactor instruments
- a (Gr dichotous, a cutting in two) having or consisting of a pair or pairs; paired
- Dividing or branching into two equal pieces
- Branching by forking Pairs only; bifurcate
- Dividing equally
- Data measured at one of two nominal levels
- divided or dividing into two sharply distinguished parts or classifications
- Branching of hyphae into two equal branches that are each equal in diameter to the hypha from which they originated
- Regularly dividing by pairs from bottom to top; as, a dichotomous stem
- dichotomous key
- A written tool for identification of plants and animals. It is written as a sequence of paired questions, the choice of which determines the next pair of questions until a name or identification is reached
- dichotomous keys
- plural form of dichotomous key
- dichotomous question
- (Pazarlama) A closed-ended question in a marketing research questionnaire in which the respondent must choose one of only two possible responses
- dichotomous scale
- scale with only two categories (yes or no, 1 or 2, etc.)
- dichotomously
- in a dichotomous manner
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dichotomous
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di·cho·to·mousPronunciation
Etymology
() From the Late Latin dichotomos Ancient Greek διχότομος (dikhotomos, “cut in half”) δίχα (dikha, “apart”) + τέμνω (temnō, “I cut”).Resimler
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