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Hypothesis, analysis and synthesis: it’s all Greek to me!

2019-02-28

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The linguistic foundations of science and technology have relied on a range of terms many of which are borrowed from ancient languages, a known but little researched fact from a statistical perspective. Precise definitions and novel concepts are often crafted with those — frequently used — terms, yet their etymology from Greek or Latin might not always be fully appreciated. Herein, we demonstrate that frequently u...

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137d3824-0dd1-5d82-ba8d-bfe8de0d13b2
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10.1101/561175
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