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critical apparatus
noun
The critical and primary source material that accompanies an edition of a text.
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And she provided full critical apparatus.
Another crucial influence on his critical apparatus was Germany.
Some art demands it, no matter how dull or corrupt the critical apparatus of the viewer.
And some general readers will still want the critical apparatus that we provide.
One result was that the critical apparatus applied to his work was not appropriate.
Some art demands awe, no matter how dull or corrupt the critical apparatus of the viewer.
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It contained a vast text-critical apparatus of Masoretic notes never since equalled in any edition.
Generally, however, the editor constitutes his text in accordance with his own judgment on principles explained in his introduction; and he indicates his sources in critical notes (apparatus criticus), preferably at the foot of the page.
Then, the specimens were post-fixed in 1.0% osmium tetroxide in phosphate buffer (pH 7.4) for 2 h, dehydrated with graded ethanol solutions and then evaporated in a critical point apparatus.
Giuliani had a great police commissioner, Bill Bratton, during his first term when all the critical crime-fighting apparatus for which the administration became so famous was put into place.
The specimens were dried with a critical dry point apparatus.
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