CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DICHOTOMISE
PRESENT
Present
I dichotomise
you dichotomise
he/she/it dichotomises
we dichotomise
you dichotomise
they dichotomise
Present continuous
I am dichotomising
you are dichotomising
he/she/it is dichotomising
we are dichotomising
you are dichotomising
they are dichotomising
Present perfect
I have dichotomised
you have dichotomised
he/she/it has dichotomised
we have dichotomised
you have dichotomised
they have dichotomised
Present perfect continuous
I have been dichotomising
you have been dichotomising
he/she/it has been dichotomising
we have been dichotomising
you have been dichotomising
they have been dichotomising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I dichotomised
you dichotomised
he/she/it dichotomised
we dichotomised
you dichotomised
they dichotomised
Past continuous
I was dichotomising
you were dichotomising
he/she/it was dichotomising
we were dichotomising
you were dichotomising
they were dichotomising
Past perfect
I had dichotomised
you had dichotomised
he/she/it had dichotomised
we had dichotomised
you had dichotomised
they had dichotomised
Past perfect continuous
I had been dichotomising
you had been dichotomising
he/she/it had been dichotomising
we had been dichotomising
you had been dichotomising
they had been dichotomising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will dichotomise
you will dichotomise
he/she/it will dichotomise
we will dichotomise
you will dichotomise
they will dichotomise
Future continuous
I will be dichotomising
you will be dichotomising
he/she/it will be dichotomising
we will be dichotomising
you will be dichotomising
they will be dichotomising
Future perfect
I will have dichotomised
you will have dichotomised
he/she/it will have dichotomised
we will have dichotomised
you will have dichotomised
they will have dichotomised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been dichotomising
you will have been dichotomising
he/she/it will have been dichotomising
we will have been dichotomising
you will have been dichotomising
they will have been dichotomising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would dichotomise
you would dichotomise
he/she/it would dichotomise
we would dichotomise
you would dichotomise
they would dichotomise
Conditional continuous
I would be dichotomising
you would be dichotomising
he/she/it would be dichotomising
we would be dichotomising
you would be dichotomising
they would be dichotomising
Conditional perfect
I would have dichotomise
you would have dichotomise
he/she/it would have dichotomise
we would have dichotomise
you would have dichotomise
they would have dichotomise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been dichotomising
you would have been dichotomising
he/she/it would have been dichotomising
we would have been dichotomising
you would have been dichotomising
they would have been dichotomising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you dichotomise
we let´s dichotomise
you dichotomise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to dichotomise
Past participle
dichotomised
Present Participle
dichotomising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DICHOTOMISE»
Discover the use of
dichotomise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dichotomise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Handbook of Psychology in Legal Contexts
Lawyers dichotomise whilst scientists recognise that issues are relative. Social
scientific thought is probabilistic; law is not. Legal thought is retrospective, it
refers back to past events whereas social science aims to make statements about
the ...
David Carson, Ray Bull, 2003
2
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Lateral veins mostly dichotomise once at, or very close to midrib, then both
branches dichotomise again further out in lamina. Sometimes only one branch
dichotomises, more frequently toward apex. Lateral veins remain more or less
parallel, ...
3
Natural History: Or, Second Division of "The English ...
[Ophiura.] Euryale. A. Species whose rays dichotomise but little, and far from the
root. Example, Euryale palmifera, Lam. B. Species whose rays divide and
dichotomise from the base. Example, EuryaU tcutata. [Ophiura.] III.
Asterencrinidians. 1.
4
The English Cyclopaedia: Geography
B, Species the spines of whose rays are long, and not applied upon the latter.
Example, Ophiura tquamata, Lam. [OrHiURA.j Euryale. A . Species whose rays
dichotomise but little, and far from the root. Example, Euryale palmifera,, Lam. II.
5
Statistical Modelling for Social Researchers: Principles and ...
First, the researcher could simply dichotomise the response variable into two
categories and fit a logistic regression. This may be satisfactory in certain
circumstances but is not generally recommended especially if there is no clear
rationale for ...
6
Reworking the World: Organisations, Technologies, and ...
Upgrading the skill of a portion of the workforce as a result of the adoption of new
technology may dichotomise labour into two classes in Hong Kong as elsewhere
and lead to the development of a core layer of skilled employees with secure ...
7
Treasure Your Exceptions: The Science and Life of William ...
By no confection of chemistry or mechanical contrivance can we yet fit together a
system which will dichotomise and grow, dichotomise and grow, repeating the
process again and again as long as certain materials are supplied to it.
Alan Cock, Donald R. Forsdyke, 2008
8
A Text-Book of Botany: Morphological and Physiological
... and the dichotomies succeed one another (with the exception of the older
states in Selaginella) in planes at right angles. The roots of Lycopodiaceae are,
at present, the only ones known to dichotomise in the whole vegetable king~ dom
'.
Julius Sachs, Alfred W. Bennett, W. T. Thiselton Dyer, 2011
9
Machine Learning: ECML-95: 8th European Conference on ...
Dichotomise(S,JV): 1. If all the members of S belong to the same class make N a
leaf node and stop dichotomisation. Else select feature a,i that best discriminates
between positive and negative examples in s. 2. For each value of a^: Vij do: ...
Nada Lavrač, Stefan Wrobel, 1995
10
The Structure and Development of the Fungi: By H.C.I. ...
129) is a small, self- fertile, coprophilous form which grows readily in artificial
culture. About forty-eight hours after the germination of the spore, stout,
multinucleate hyphae grow up from the mycelium (fig. 130 a) and dichotomise to
form a group ...
Helen Charlotte Isabella Gwynne-Vaughan, B. Barnes, 1930
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DICHOTOMISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
dichotomise is used in the context of the following news items.
Why the Golden Dawn is a Neo-Nazi Party
While there is tendency to dichotomise between Fascism and Nazism, sociologist Michael Mann argues that both movements shared similar ... «Huffington Post UK, Jun 15»
Davido's a brilliant, obedient student - H.O.D speaks
... 2015, Ojuola said: 'Well, the first thing I try to do is to dichotomise the artiste from the student. The Davido I know is an artiste, but the student I ... «Nigerian Entertainment Today, Jun 15»
Colic: Lots of theories, not many answers
There's really no magic to this definition; it was made up to allow the researchers to dichotomise infants into two groups: “fussy” and “contented. «Independent Online, Jun 15»
Raising the Bar
To be honest we're not really trying to dichotomise or categorise what is beneficial and what is detrimental. Because that would be elitist. We're just trying to offer ... «Time Out Hong Kong, Mar 15»
Our DNA For Controversy
When he tried to dichotomise between stealing and corruption. Hear him: “Yes we have corruption cases. We have cases of stealing, no doubt ... «Nigerian Observer, Mar 15»
In the mood for data sharing
... 2010, in which the public authorities of the central government were directed to dichotomise negative and positive classes of information, can ... «Hindu Business Line, Nov 14»
Presidential Primary Will Not Tear APC Apart – Faruk Malami Yabo
... that policy should look at the strength of this country and dichotomise the strength to the original inherent economic strength of those regions. «Leadership Newspapers, Nov 14»
The Dizzying Joy of Fee-Free Education in the Czech Republic
This apparently universal tendency to dichotomise society into 'us' and 'them', or rather, 'entitled' and 'foreign', is interesting because it always ... «The Platform, Nov 14»
Review: Alison Steadman in bird heaven
What better to dichotomise the grey skies than with some cutesy token Shetland ponies, which were seen chilling on the Reawick beach with ... «Shetland News, Jun 14»
Chest Pain in the Emergency Room: Clinical Decision Strategy
We considered troponin and H-FABP as continuous variables, i.e. we didn't artificially dichotomise the levels at an arbitrary level such as the ... «Medical Research News and Interviews_ MedicalResearch.com, May 14»
