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A union of people and organizations working for a common cause.
출처: wind.uwyo.edu/sig/definition.asp
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| coalescence |
The evolutionary process viewed backward through time, so that allelic diversity is traced back through mutations to ancestral alleles. Coalescent theory can be used to make predictions about effective population sizes, ages and frequencies of alleles, selection, rates of mutation, or time to common ancestry of a set of alleles.
출처: www.bcu.ubc.ca/~otto/EvolDisc/Glossary.html
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| coalition |
An alliance between two or more political units in response to opposing forces.
출처: www.comune.venezia.it/atlante/documents/glossary/n...
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| coalition |
[new] In international politics, a broad grouping of often very diverse states temporarily united for a specific purpose, notably military action. See also alliance; entente. [with thanks to Dominic Jewell for suggesting we should have an entry on this term; Dominic is following the course on Diplomacy taught by Professor JE Spence on the MA in International Peace and Security at Kings' College London]
출처: www.grberridge.co.uk/dict_comp_a_e.htm
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| coalition |
An alliance (or combination) of political parties for the purpose of securing a working majority in parliament.
출처: www.elections.act.gov.au/glossary.html
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