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Stylistic analysis Technical analysis The ideal of the uni- versally trained artist The student. every object has within itself evidence of when and where it was made . The two main approaches , stylistic and technical analysis , are ...
Stylistic analysis Technical analysis The ideal of the uni- versally trained artist The student. every object has within itself evidence of when and where it was made . The two main approaches , stylistic and technical analysis , are ...
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... Analysis of these charts requires that the analyst have in mind a generalized con- cept of the structures and fields under study . The analyst must fit constraints imposed by the dynamic equations and must make the analysis consistent ...
... Analysis of these charts requires that the analyst have in mind a generalized con- cept of the structures and fields under study . The analyst must fit constraints imposed by the dynamic equations and must make the analysis consistent ...
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... analysis of law and legal terminology have made a permanent contribution to our understanding of the basic concepts of jurisprudence . Austin was born March 3 , 1790 , at Creeting Mill , Suffolk . He began to study law in 1812 after ...
... analysis of law and legal terminology have made a permanent contribution to our understanding of the basic concepts of jurisprudence . Austin was born March 3 , 1790 , at Creeting Mill , Suffolk . He began to study law in 1812 after ...
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