Difference between Disjunction and Disjuncture

DISJUNCTION vs DISJUNCTURE: NOUN

The act of breaking a connection
The act of disjoining or the condition of being disjointed.
The separation of homologous chromosomes during meiosis.
The act of disjoining, or the state of being disjoined; separation; division; distinction.
Specifically In logic, the relation between the members of a disjunctive proposition or term.
In logic: a term consisting of two or more terms united by the conjunction or or its equivalent.
In biology, the separation or alternative inheritance of the parental characters in crosses between inbred varieties or strains of domesticated plants and animals. Called also the law of disjunction, or Mendel's law. See inheritance.
The act of disjoining; disunion; separation; a parting.
A disjunctive proposition.
State of being disconnected
State of being disjoined
The proposition resulting from the combination of two or more propositions using the or operator.
A logical operator that results in true when some of its operands are true.
During meiosis, the separation of chromosomes (homologous in meiosis I, and sister chromatids in meiosis II).
Act of disjoining; disunion, separation

Connection, Segregation, Relationship, Lag, Separation, Gap, Discrepancy, Divide, Disparity, Mismatch, Discontinuity, Disjunct, Disconnection, Disconnectedness, Disjuncture

Hybridity, Interrelation, Incongruity, Antinomy, Doubleness, Discordance, Contradiction, Interrelatedness, Incommensurability, Dichotomy, Interpenetration, Incongruence, Disconnection, Disconnectedness, Disjunction

Connection, Segregation, Relationship, Lag, Separation, Gap, Discrepancy, Divide, Disparity, Mismatch, Discontinuity, Disjunct, Disconnection, Disconnectedness, Disjuncture

Indeterminacy, Paradox, Hybridity, Interrelation, Antinomy, Doubleness, Discordance, Contradiction, Incommensurability, Dichotomy, Interpenetration, Incongruence, Disconnection, Disconnectedness, Disjunction

The results showed a clear disjunction of vegetation classes.
The guy is slinging around disjunction and negative levels.
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IMONSIssues in the semantics and pragmatics of disjunction.
Create a disjunction of the given restriction predicates.
Resistant Wireless Localization Using an Inclusive Disjunction Model.
Note that the major operator is a disjunction.
Truth tables for conjunction, disjunction, and negation rules.
Cases in which a disjunction is believed without any disjunct being believed can also occur when the disjunction is believed because of testimony.
It is a curious restriction if the distinction between a disjunction and a true disjunction is an important one.

It served more as a metasign that glossed over the disjuncture between the binary signs which split the world in half.
This absence leads to a disjuncture between teaching of the TEI and the needs of genetic edition projects.
American civilization, slavery and migration, and at the pervasive problems of longing, disjuncture, and displacement endemic to such experiences.
Part IIalso explores and critiques the three prevailing explanations for this apparent disjuncture between theory and reality.
The authors conclude that there is a disjuncture between outcomes measures and Joint Commission evaluations of performance.
Amunna to have the disjuncture of a deceased person making such an unnecessary request.
Uday Mehta names a disjuncture between its foundations and actualization.
This split structure emphasizes the disjuncture between sexuality and disability.
He sought to reinvigorate both an Ahomcrucial semantic disjuncture.
Gendered mobilities: The methodology, theory and practice disjuncture.