- one-
sidedness fallacy doesn't mean that your
premises are
false or irrelevant, only that they are incomplete. […] You
might think that one-
sidedness is...
- In
human biology,
handedness is an individual's
preferential use of one hand,
known as the
dominant hand, due to and
causing it to be stronger, faster...
- Anekāntavāda (Sanskrit: अनेकान्तवाद, "many-
sidedness") is the Jain
doctrine about metaphysical truths that
emerged in
ancient India. It
states that the...
-
second main
principle of
Jainism is anekāntavāda, from anekānta ("many-
sidedness,"
etymologically "non-oneness" or "not
being one") and vada ("doctrine")...
- thus
casting doubts on the old ****umption that his
writings were one-
sidedly masculine." Nina Baym
believes that
Brett Ashley and
Margot Macomber "are...
-
developing a
rational theory that reflects,
however imperfectly and one-
sidedly,
these objective laws. It
believes also, then, in the
possibility of distinguishing...
-
reviews from critics,
though it was
criticized by some
commentators as one-
sided, for
showing Allen in a
harsh light and
allegedly under-utilizing testimony...
-
three lobes in
sideways view. The
Roman surface is non-orientable, i.e. one-
sided. This is not
quite obvious. To see this, look
again at
Figure 3. Imagine...
- a complex, but as one-
sidedness. Still, the
actual state is
approximately the same, with this difference, that the one-
sidedness is
intended by the individual...
- example, the
probabilities of dice
games arise from the
natural symmetric 6-
sidedness of the cube. This
classical interpretation stumbled at any statistical...
