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A method of surveying in the location of an object may be calculated from the known locations of two other objects. Creating a triangle from the three items, the angles and sides of the triangle can be measured and the location of the unknown object is calculated algebraically.
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| triangulation |
diagonal bracing that effectively adds strength to a structure.
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The method of determining a location on a map by using two or more points through which lines of known directions are drawn; the intersection of these lines is the desired location; can use distance and/or angles.
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| triangulation |
(See pivot conversion.)
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Using multiple methods and/or data sources to study the same phenomenon. The idea here is for the weaknesses in any one method to be compensated for by the strengths of another. The researcher addresses the issue from different methodological positions, rather like taking photographs of the same subject from different angles to reveal a more valid picture of what the object actually looks like.
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