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The Fungal Community: Its Organization and Role in the ...
Agglomerative methods fuse individuals to form larger and larger groups (by
contrast, a subdivisive strategy progressively divides the individuals into smaller
and smaller groups). Hierarchical implies that the fusions are stepwise, leading to
a ...
John Dighton, James White, Peter Oudemans, 1992
International or national classifications are usually developed by a subdivisive
process. Some are developed as a list of hierarchical types in the nature of a
taxonomy. Others are developed with primary emphasis on maps. Most of these ...
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Remote sensing of forest resources: theory and application
The equivalent subdivisive unit is the land subprovince (Howard and Mitchell,
1985). An intermediate unit between the land system and facet is necessary to
provide 'robustness' to the classification as otherwise the land system and land
facet ...
John Anthony Howard, 1991
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Getting Personal: Feminist Occasions and Other ...
“feminist” understandings of the relations between public authority and private
disclosure, Gayatri Spivak observes: “It is not enough to permit the private to play
in the reservations marked out by the subdivisive energy of critical labor: the ...
Distinguished Professor of English the Graduate Center Nancy K Miller, Nancy K. Miller, 2014
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Riparian Management in Forests of the Continental Eastern ...
... through the stack of acetates. Realization that this may be narrow-sighted has
led to the second mapping approach — regionalization. Regionalization is a
classification of landscapes. As a mapping approach, it is generally subdivisive ...
Ellen S. Verry, James W. Hornbeck, C. Andrew Dolloff, 1999
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Managing Archaeological Resources: Global Context, National ...
... www.rlg.org/legacy/ ftpd/pub/archtf/final-report.pdf (accessed 1 December
2006). Whallon, R. 1971. A Computer Program for Monothetic Subdivisive
Classification in Archaeology. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan, Museum of
Anthropology.
Francis P McManamon, Andrew Stout, Jodi A Barnes, 2008
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In Other Worlds: Essays In Cultural Politics
It is not enough to permit the private to play in the reservations marked out by the
subdivisive energy of critical labor: the olympian or wryly self-deprecatory touch
of autobiography in political polemic or high journalism. It might, on the contrary,
...
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, 2012
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Approaches to Archaeological Ceramics
Whallon next developed a computer program to generate classifications on
similar principles as those used in the traditional typologies and proposed that
this "monothetic subdivisive method" was a useful quantitative approach to
ceramic ...
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The Wisconsin Archeologist
While Goldstein employs monothetic subdivisive cluster analysis with an
information statistic as the vehicle for testing Hypothesis 1, it is clear that the
outcome cluster configuration is not the only desired end point. As noted, it is an
inductive ...
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Early Late Woodland Boundaries and Interaction: Indian ...
Consequently, both monothetic subdivisive and polythetic agglomerative
techniques were used in this study, and their results compared. TECHNIQUE
Data preparation A list of 28 attribute classes, having a cumulative total of 95
multistate ...
Janet Gail Brashler, 1981
