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(Begriff) "The ordinary meaning of Begriff is definitely concept. Because this is one of Hegel's most characteristic terms, and he associates more than its ordinary meaning with it, some nineteenth-century English translators felt that a less ordinary term was called for and hit on 'notion.' This word is utterly misleading as it suggests vagueness and caprice . . . . He upholds rigorous and highly disciplined conceptual analysis. ...
출처: www.class.uidaho.edu/mickelsen/texts/Hegel%20Gloss...
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When the egg is available for fertilization and 350 million sperm is released inside or near the woman's vaginal area, about 200 sperm will reach the egg. Of those 200 sperm, only one will actually penetrate the egg, thus causing conception.
출처: www.americanpregnancy.org/duringpregnancy/medicalt...
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| conceptual model |
An abstract view of the data as seen by high-level managers and database designers. Describes the main data objects, avoiding details.
출처: bus.tsud.edu/cis3330/protected/glossary.htm
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Abstraction or symbol that represent similarities or common characteristics in phenomena; theory organizes concepts in systematic ways; also called a construct (Fortune, 1999)
출처: healthlinks.washington.edu/howto/measurement/gloss...
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| concept |
A concept defines a category or class of individuals. PowerLoom categorizes a concept as a special kind of relation. The distinction between a concept and a unary relation is subtle (some logicians do not believe that there is any distinction(9)). In linguistics, the distinction is that between a noun and an adjective. In logic, the test we favor is whether or not the relation has a domain -- a unary relation has a domain, while a concept does not. ...
출처: www.isi.edu/isd/LOOM/PowerLoom/documentation/manua...
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