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Activities become better organised , more routinised as a result , while conflicts in
scheduling inherent in the technology of the different parts of the manufacturing
process are avoided by assigning specialists to each . Last of all , this enables ...
Activities become better organised , more routinised as a result , while conflicts in
scheduling inherent in the technology of the different parts of the manufacturing
process are avoided by assigning specialists to each . Last of all , this enables ...
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In actuality , a correlation of observed and expected values for the different
models yields effectively the same result ( Table 1 ) . In other words , at this scale
, the data do not help us to assess the models , though on substantive grounds ,
as ...
In actuality , a correlation of observed and expected values for the different
models yields effectively the same result ( Table 1 ) . In other words , at this scale
, the data do not help us to assess the models , though on substantive grounds ,
as ...
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result of that process ( stratified society ) . Is this distinction justified ? We often
speak of the ' process of stratification ' , but by dictionary usage the term '
stratification ' can also apply to a state of being , i . e . it is interchangeable with '
stratified ...
result of that process ( stratified society ) . Is this distinction justified ? We often
speak of the ' process of stratification ' , but by dictionary usage the term '
stratification ' can also apply to a state of being , i . e . it is interchangeable with '
stratified ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 2, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1983 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 12 Apr 2011 |
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