| methodic c. |
a variety in which the movements take place at regular intervals.
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| Methodist |
A branch of the protestant church founded by John Wesley.
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| methodology |
A system of principles, practices, and procedures applied to a specific branch of knowledge.
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| methodology |
The research procedures used; the section of the final report in which the researcher outlines the approach used in the research, including the method of recruiting participants, the types of questions used, and so on.
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| methodism |
Informal discriptor for a Non-Conformist and Congregationalist movement which started in the 18th. Century, and received that name due to it's emphasis on Pietism and a highly structured devotional life. Now almost exclusively Wesleyan Arminian, it originally also had a Calvinist branch. ( Reportedly a remnant of modern Calvinistic Methodists survives in Wales. )
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