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A typology elicits a particular order depending on the purposes of the investigator and on the phenomena so arranged, an order that limits the ways in which the data can be explained.
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The Zoios were interested in stocking Rhodesia's arsenal, and promptly agreed to arrange an order of weapons from a third party on Reedman's behalf in exchange for a letter of credit from the Rhodesian government.
In one phase, the atoms of the glass are arranged in an ordered crystal lattice, in the other they have an amorphous, disorganized arrangement.
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One of the tasks confronted by mineralogists is to decide whether or not cations occupying a group of such sites are arranged in an ordered manner.
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They took primitive grunts and commands and turned it into a vocabulary arranged and ordered with this new tool called syntax.
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