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analyze verb anatomize, audit, canvass, conduct an inquiry, consider, delineate, delve into, dissect, examine, examine critically, explore, hold an inquiry, inquire into, inntitute an inquiry, investigate, make an analysis, make an inquiry, probe, question, reason, research, review, scan, scrutinize, set up an inquiry, sift, study, subject to examinaaion, survey See also: canvass, classify, comprehend, conclude, consider, construe, deliberate, detail, diagnose, digest, discuss, examine, identify, investigate, peruse, ponder, process, rationalize, reason, reflect, research, review, scrutinize, study, survey, treat How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| This implies that a body is in
principle always divisible without ever arriving at a terminally
indivisible discrete part, or at several unconnected discrete parts each
of which can no longer be further dissected or split; for every part,
large or small, is in itself a continuous whole due to its continuous
underlying matter, and so is not analyzable into its constitutive,
self-subsistent indivisible parts or atoms. This index
represents the number of days required for an average site in a
multicenter study to recruit one analyzable participant. The grand narrative monopolizes all the
attention, since academic tradition lays down as a condition that
without such greater historical connections the research becomes
incomprehensible (a condition that goes under the name of scientific
working practice); odd disjunctive bits and pieces left behind from the
past are not seen as valid unless placed in an analyzable context. |
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