Word Finder - typology

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The study of symbolic representation, especially of the origin and meaning of Scripture types.

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The systematic classification of the types of something according to their common characteristics.

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The result of the classification of things according to their characteristics.

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Classification of languages according to their linguistic trait (as opposed to ancestrality like Romance languages).

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The doctrine of Scripture types or figures.

This led toward an illustrative typology of entrepreneurship educators.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Many of them also represent a particular building typology.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

The objective is to identify a typology of sequences empirically.

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