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mutually exclusive events
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mutually exclusive events [¦myü·chə·lē ik¦sklü·siv i′vens]
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Two or more events such that the occurrence of any one makes impossible the occurrence of any of the others.
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He emphasized that the countrys deterrence is a function of operational readiness which cannot be optimized following a stove pipe approach of mutually exclusive capacities of the three Services but can only be derived through a matrix approach combining conceptual and material components of all forces for an integrated and synergized response to both conventional and unconventional threats, including the asymmetric challenges confronting the country.
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