10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOTAXIC»
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homotaxic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homotaxic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cognitive Issues in Motor Expertise
As shown in Figure 16.2, the telegraphers with more than 10 years of experience
had less homotaxic variation, but slightly more heterotaxic variation than the
telegraphers with less than S years of experience. The increase in heterotaxic ...
J. Starkes, F. Allard, 1993
2
Ergonomics: Skill, displays, controls, and mental workload
To save circumlocutions, I shall call the first heterotaxic variation, and the second
homotaxic variation. These two sorts of variation were studied in a variety of ways
, covering all the material at disposal, and always with the same result. In order ...
3
Classic Anthropology: Critical Essays, 1944-1996
Such theoretical constructs as folk-urban appear to be quite adequate for the
analysis of long-range historical phenomena where temporal exceptions give
way to the homotaxic assumptions made by the type. On the level of behavioral ...
John William Bennett, Leo A. Despres, Michio Nagai
4
Indiana University Publications: Science series
To save circumlocutions, I shall call the first heterotaxic variation, and the second
homotaxic variation. These two sorts of variation were studied in a variety of ways
, covering all the material at disposal, and always with the same result. In order ...
5
The Psychological Review
To save circumlocutions, I shall call the first heterotaxic variation, and the second
homotaxic variation. These two sorts of variation were studied in a variety of ways
, covering all the material at disposal, and always with the same result. In order ...
To save circumlocutions, I shall call the first heterotaxic variation, and the second
homotaxic variation. These two sorts of variation were studied in a variety of ways
, covering all the material at disposal, and always with the same result. In order ...
James Mark Baldwin, James McKeen Cattell, Howard Crosby Warren, 1897
7
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
So far as the Irish discoveries have yet gone they prove the existence, during the
Carboniferous epoch of Europe, of Amphibia which, are analogous to, though
altogether distinct from, the " homotaxic " American Labyrinthodonts, —
analogous ...
8
A Dictionary of Entomology
Geology: Similarity of arrangement of geological strata or fossil assemblages that
have same relative position but are not necessarily contemporaneous. Alt.
Homotaxy. Adj. Homotaxial; Homotaxic. Adv. Homotaxially. HOMOTENE Adj. (
Greek ...
9
Fossil Mammals of Asia: Neogene Biostratigraphy and Chronology
2010). Coeval homotaxic rhinocerotid assemblages (at genus level) are re-
corded from the Agenian ELMA ofFrance (MN 1 to MN 2: 23–20 Ma interval;
Gradstein, Ogg, and Smith 2004), with Protaceratherium minutum,
Plesiaceratherium ...
Xiaoming Wang, Lawrence John Flynn, Mikael Fortelius, 2013
10
Issues in Life Sciences: Zoology: 2011 Edition
The researchers concluded: “Coeval homotaxic rhinocerotid faunas from Europe
(France, Czech Republic) and East Africa (Uganda, Kenya) support broad and
sustainable rhinocerotid interchanges amongst South Asia, Europe, and Africa ...
