cross-division
- noun
- By applying cross-division, they compared the results based on gender and age groups.
Examples
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A cross-division of the products was performed by both category and price range.
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The researchers used cross-division to analyze patterns in the data set.
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The cross-division analysis provided valuable insights.
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Our team specializes in cross-divisions to enhance data accuracy.
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The team created a cross-division chart that categorized employees by both skill level and department.
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Using cross-division, the scientists examined the effects of treatment based on both dosage and patient age.
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An effective cross-division sorts products by both type and target market to better understand customer preferences.
Synonyms
A way of grouping items by two or more features at the same time
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Etymology
The word cross-division comes from cross ('across' or 'between') and division ('a separation' or 'a way to group things'). So a cross-division is when you divide items by more than one feature at the same time, like sorting products by both category and price, and you can remember it from the math idea 'division' and cross as in crosswalk.