CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TRICHOTOMISE
PRESENT
Present
I trichotomise
you trichotomise
he/she/it trichotomises
we trichotomise
you trichotomise
they trichotomise
Present continuous
I am trichotomising
you are trichotomising
he/she/it is trichotomising
we are trichotomising
you are trichotomising
they are trichotomising
Present perfect
I have trichotomised
you have trichotomised
he/she/it has trichotomised
we have trichotomised
you have trichotomised
they have trichotomised
Present perfect continuous
I have been trichotomising
you have been trichotomising
he/she/it has been trichotomising
we have been trichotomising
you have been trichotomising
they have been trichotomising
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 trichotomised
you trichotomised
he/she/it trichotomised
we trichotomised
you trichotomised
they trichotomised
Past continuous
I was trichotomising
you were trichotomising
he/she/it was trichotomising
we were trichotomising
you were trichotomising
they were trichotomising
Past perfect
I had trichotomised
you had trichotomised
he/she/it had trichotomised
we had trichotomised
you had trichotomised
they had trichotomised
Past perfect continuous
I had been trichotomising
you had been trichotomising
he/she/it had been trichotomising
we had been trichotomising
you had been trichotomising
they had been trichotomising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will trichotomise
you will trichotomise
he/she/it will trichotomise
we will trichotomise
you will trichotomise
they will trichotomise
Future continuous
I will be trichotomising
you will be trichotomising
he/she/it will be trichotomising
we will be trichotomising
you will be trichotomising
they will be trichotomising
Future perfect
I will have trichotomised
you will have trichotomised
he/she/it will have trichotomised
we will have trichotomised
you will have trichotomised
they will have trichotomised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been trichotomising
you will have been trichotomising
he/she/it will have been trichotomising
we will have been trichotomising
you will have been trichotomising
they will have been trichotomising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would trichotomise
you would trichotomise
he/she/it would trichotomise
we would trichotomise
you would trichotomise
they would trichotomise
Conditional continuous
I would be trichotomising
you would be trichotomising
he/she/it would be trichotomising
we would be trichotomising
you would be trichotomising
they would be trichotomising
Conditional perfect
I would have trichotomise
you would have trichotomise
he/she/it would have trichotomise
we would have trichotomise
you would have trichotomise
they would have trichotomise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been trichotomising
you would have been trichotomising
he/she/it would have been trichotomising
we would have been trichotomising
you would have been trichotomising
they would have been trichotomising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you trichotomise
we let´s trichotomise
you trichotomise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to trichotomise
Past participle
trichotomised
Present Participle
trichotomising
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 «TRICHOTOMISE»
Discover the use of
trichotomise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
trichotomise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In consequence of this Mr. Bradley feels entitled to treat as one-sided
exaggeration what is really a refusal to trichotomise the unity of the soul. He
should have observed that I had from the first repudiated all this faculty-
psychology and all its ...
2
Church Quarterly Review
Again, we have ventured above to trichotomise the history of our Lord, to divide
the events which make it up into three great classes or orders : the directly
redemptive acts, by which, as the High Priest of Humanity, He wrought out our
actual ...
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (Great Britain), 1901
3
Driver Behaviour and Training: Volume V
The research underpinning DriveSafe/DriveAware indicates that it is possibleto
trichotomise drivers intocategoriesof 'safe', 'unsafe'and 'requires further testing'.
Onlydrivers in the 'furthertesting'category needtoundergo an onroad assessment.
4
The Church Quarterly Review
To silver the darkness of the mystery and not to make it cease to be mysterious, is
the object which we have before us. We trust to the generosity of the reader to
bear this in mind all throughout. Again, we have ventured above to trichotomise ...
5
Surveys in Social Research
Box 10.1 lists the steps required to trichotomise a variable. To divide the variable
into a different number of groups we would simply select different cutting points
using the cumulative per cent column. To dichotomise (two groups) simply select
...
6
Concise English Dictionary
adj. trichop'terous. [tricho- and Gr. pteron, wing.| trichosls trik-6'sis, n.
arrangement, distribution, or morbid condition of hair. [Gr. trichosis, hairiness.)
trichotomous tri-ktn'a-mas, adj. divided into three* forking in threes. — v.t. and v.i.
trichotomise, ...
7
The fertility and living arrangements of Australia's three ...
This hypothesis appears correct as 64.9, 67.0 and 78.6 per cent of the
Cambodian, Lao and Vietnamese-born individuals, respectively, in this category
are between the ages of 15 and 29 years old. An interesting exercise is to
trichotomise the ...
8
Schooling decisions: the origins and consequences of ...
These are generally larger schools — usually the Community schools — with
over 4 entry classes, where the school decisionmakers either dichotomise or
trichotomise the ability distribution of pupils and usually allocate pupils on a
random ...
Damian Hannan, Maura Boyle, 1987
9
Our Daily Bread: The census
ln order to trichotomise the total number of stalls into different block densities, the
blocks were classified according to three levels of density. For Randburg, they
were operationally defined as follows: a low density block was any block with 4 ...
Ross Jennings, R. Hirschowitz, Mark Orkin, 1995
2. Exportables, importables and non-tradables To understand the nature and
significance of the pattern and terms of a small economy's trade it is necessary to
trichotomise its economic activity according to whether it is exportable, importable
...
