Typology in A Sentence

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    A typology of aims is given, showing both congruence and diversity between companies.

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    According to McKechnie (1977 ), the typology of environmental simulations includes perceptual (experiential, concrete) and conceptual (abstract ).

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    As part of the research study we propose a typology of group tasks in mathematics that uses the notion of exchange models.

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    In spite of many instances of a want of taste in his typology, they are distinguished by a certain sobriety and sense of proportion in his exegesis.

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    In this respect, Rubies ' structural typology for understanding cultural contact is perhaps not radical enough.

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    Many of them also represent a particular building typology.

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    Of central importance is the underlying complexity of the format and this suggests a typology of metadata along the continuum from simplicity to complexity.

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    On the syntactic level, Heston (1976) studies the comparative typology of Middle Iranian languages, viz.

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    Our research also uses the techniques of linguistic typology to define the place of English within the diversity of human language.

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    Some efforts have been made to generate a useful typology within this area.

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    The Anti-Social Behavior Unit developed a typology of different types of anti-social behaviors in 2003.

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    The case of Yugoslavia should encourage us to redefine our traditional notions of language and language typology.

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    The fabric typology used will be corroborated through thin section analysis of a random sample of 100 fragments.

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    The objective is to identify a typology of sequences empirically.

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    This led toward an illustrative typology of entrepreneurship educators.

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    This proposed typology is based on the production of accurate bathymetry and alkalinity data.

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    This workshop will use a traditional management typology to identify and analyze issues that arise through contemporary discourses around e-learning.

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    To modify and develop the typology and dating of Thetford ware.

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    To this end Weber constructs a typology of the different forms of social action.