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... division into subparts 1. Subpart one a . Purpose b . Appearance c . Detailed description ( 1 ) Shape , size , relationship to other parts , method of connec- tion , material , finish ( 2 ) Function 2. Subparts two , three , etc. B.
... division into subparts 1. Subpart one a . Purpose b . Appearance c . Detailed description ( 1 ) Shape , size , relationship to other parts , method of connec- tion , material , finish ( 2 ) Function 2. Subparts two , three , etc. B.
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... Division One of the most fundamental of all cellular processes and one in which the tissue culturist is particularly interested is that of cell division . In fact , the process to be described is nuclear division . The cytoplasm usually ...
... Division One of the most fundamental of all cellular processes and one in which the tissue culturist is particularly interested is that of cell division . In fact , the process to be described is nuclear division . The cytoplasm usually ...
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... divisions and capital letters to indicate major subdivisions under each division . Further subdivision makes use of Arabic numerals , and still further division makes use of lower- case letters . Each entry in the sentence outline is a ...
... divisions and capital letters to indicate major subdivisions under each division . Further subdivision makes use of Arabic numerals , and still further division makes use of lower- case letters . Each entry in the sentence outline is a ...
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Technical WritingHow We Transfer Factual Information and Knowledge | 3 |
Semantics and the Process of Communication | 9 |
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