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Triangulation is a method of building triangles with the irregularly sampled points as the triangles apexes. Triangulation describes cluster structure of the monitoring network and points?neighbourhood. See 3.1 Create a Data Post Plot
Ãâó: www.ibrae.ac.ru/~mkanev/eng/gsoffice/HELP/Glossary...
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The use of a combination of assessment methods in a study. An example of triangulation would be an assessment that incorporated surveys, interviews, and observations. http://www.ozarka.edu/assessment/glossary.cfm
Ãâó: www.uga.edu/studentaffairs/assess/glossary.shtml
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Triangulation is the process of pinpointing a transmitter by tacking a bearing of the transmitter from two or more fixed points. When the bearings are drawn on a map, the point of intersection is the exact position of the transmitter.
Ãâó: www.sirtrack.com/glossary.asp
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A technique used in king and pawn endgames (less commonly seen with other pieces) to lose a tempo and gain the opposition.
Ãâó: www.freedownloadsoft.com/info/file-chess-.html
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a process used to validate the data obtained in a study. It usually involves using alternative data sources or collection processes to corroborate data - eg: In a study in which the interactions of a group of students were observed, the observational data could be corroborated by personal records or interviews.
Ãâó: education.massey.ac.nz/wellington_online/bedu6205/...
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