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It is true that different kinds of distribution plots are spatial by virtue of being in
space . Such a definition however is redundant since whatever has to do with
material reality is spatial from the same viewpoint . Moreover , being in space as
a unit ...
It is true that different kinds of distribution plots are spatial by virtue of being in
space . Such a definition however is redundant since whatever has to do with
material reality is spatial from the same viewpoint . Moreover , being in space as
a unit ...
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No of rooms Figure 4 : Distribution curves of the number of rooms in real and
simulated houses . Results A sample of 50 simulated plans were created , some
of which are illustrated in Figure 3 . For each olan three measures were
calculated ...
No of rooms Figure 4 : Distribution curves of the number of rooms in real and
simulated houses . Results A sample of 50 simulated plans were created , some
of which are illustrated in Figure 3 . For each olan three measures were
calculated ...
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The final distribution of greenstone arteconclusion that " some of the varia- facts
in relation to linguistic tion between any two stone - tool data and discusses
correlations assemblages depends simply on who between these two data - sets
in ...
The final distribution of greenstone arteconclusion that " some of the varia- facts
in relation to linguistic tion between any two stone - tool data and discusses
correlations assemblages depends simply on who between these two data - sets
in ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Published | 1986 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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