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British Dental Journal, 1989
The importance of a knowledge of statistical methods in relation to most aspects of dentistry is discussed. Definitions of terms used in descriptive statistical techniques are provided, together with a review of the techniques themselves.
J S, Bulman, J F, Osborn
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The importance of a knowledge of statistical methods in relation to most aspects of dentistry is discussed. Definitions of terms used in descriptive statistical techniques are provided, together with a review of the techniques themselves.
J S, Bulman, J F, Osborn
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2004
Abstract On June 5, 1599, in Sevilla, a baby boy let out his first wail. The next day, he was baptized. His parents, or a priest, proclaim that his name is Diego Vela´zquez. Fifty-six years later, we can imagine Vela´zquez before his newly finished fascinating masterpiece declaring that its name is Las Meninas.
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Abstract On June 5, 1599, in Sevilla, a baby boy let out his first wail. The next day, he was baptized. His parents, or a priest, proclaim that his name is Diego Vela´zquez. Fifty-six years later, we can imagine Vela´zquez before his newly finished fascinating masterpiece declaring that its name is Las Meninas.
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2002
A defense of applying Millian theory of proper names also to ``description-names'' (``The Rolling Stones''\dots). The thesis is (p. 315): ``i) names name, ii) descriptions describe, and iii) description-names name and describe.'' Utterances of such sentences as ``The Evening Star, which is a star, \dots '' are analyzed in terms of ``multiple ...
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A defense of applying Millian theory of proper names also to ``description-names'' (``The Rolling Stones''\dots). The thesis is (p. 315): ``i) names name, ii) descriptions describe, and iii) description-names name and describe.'' Utterances of such sentences as ``The Evening Star, which is a star, \dots '' are analyzed in terms of ``multiple ...
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2007
Statistics is defined by the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) thesaurus as the science and art of collecting, summarizing, and analyzing data that are subject to random variation. The two broad categories of summarizing and analyzing data are referred to as descriptive and inferential statistics. This chapter considers the science and art of summarizing
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Statistics is defined by the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) thesaurus as the science and art of collecting, summarizing, and analyzing data that are subject to random variation. The two broad categories of summarizing and analyzing data are referred to as descriptive and inferential statistics. This chapter considers the science and art of summarizing
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Descriptive Lists and List Descriptions
Style, 2016Lists are a recurrent feature of discourse. They not only occur in the text type "list" (the shopping list, the to-do list, the order of business), but are a standard feature of arguments (first, second, third), of instructional prose (Put the milk into the mixer, add the sugar and the strawberries, then turn on the blender, blend for five minutes ...
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Descriptive Names vs. Descriptive Anaphora
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2006Alan Berger presents analyses of (i) descriptive names (those the referents of which are fixed by description) and (ii) pronouns in discourses that are anaphoric on expressions occurring in preceding sentences. Each analysis has much to be said for it. In my opinion, however, he muddies the water by treating descriptive names and discourse anaphora as ...
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Full Description/Sufficiency/Written Description
2011Abstract This chapter examines the full description, sufficiency, and written description requirements across Australia, Canada, China, India, Japan, the United States, and Europe, and explains how each jurisdiction ensures that patents adequately disclose inventions.
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