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Design systematics is an approach to the patterns of design or morphology that
seeks to reconstruct a similar process or replicate a similar end product of the
stylistic system under investigation . Design systematics is not interested in
whether ...
Design systematics is an approach to the patterns of design or morphology that
seeks to reconstruct a similar process or replicate a similar end product of the
stylistic system under investigation . Design systematics is not interested in
whether ...
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The first of these is that , because we interested in reproducing a design system ,
it is important that the descriptive method imposes as few prejudices as possible
onto the description of that design system . The best way to accommodate this ...
The first of these is that , because we interested in reproducing a design system ,
it is important that the descriptive method imposes as few prejudices as possible
onto the description of that design system . The best way to accommodate this ...
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A similarity measure that computes similarity in terms of distance seems to be the
most useful when comparing design systems . For it is in this way that the
complexity that is a material pattern can be compared simply and
straightforwardly with ...
A similarity measure that computes similarity in terms of distance seems to be the
most useful when comparing design systems . For it is in this way that the
complexity that is a material pattern can be compared simply and
straightforwardly with ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 4, Issue 2 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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