mutually exclusive in Japanese
mutually exclusive in Japanese is 排反 — mutually exclusive means unable to be true, chosen or to happen at the same time, so that accepting one rules out the other.
mutually exclusive in Japanese
排反
Pronounced: haihan
(logic, probability theory) Describing multiple events or propositions such that the occurrence of any one implies the nonoccurrence of all other events or propositions. Boolean function of NOR logic gate
What does "mutually exclusive" mean?
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adjective Unable to be true, chosen or to happen at the same time, so that accepting one rules out the other.
"Growth and sustainability are not mutually exclusive."
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adjective In probability and statistics, describing events that cannot both occur in a single trial.
"Rolling a two and rolling a five on one die are mutually exclusive events."
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mutually exclusive in a sentence
- Growth and sustainability are not mutually exclusive.
- The two job offers were mutually exclusive, so she had to decide.
- Rolling a two and rolling a five on one die are mutually exclusive events.
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What is "mutually exclusive" in Japanese?
"mutually exclusive" in Japanese is 排反. mutually exclusive means: Unable to be true, chosen or to happen at the same time, so that accepting one rules out the other.
How do you pronounce 排反?
"mutually exclusive" in Japanese is 排反, pronounced "haihan".
How do you use "mutually exclusive" in a sentence?
Example: "Growth and sustainability are not mutually exclusive." In Japanese, "mutually exclusive" is 排反.
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