taxonomical
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- adjective
- /ˌtæk.səˈnɑː.mɪ.kəl/
- Specialized
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taxonómico
- But placing the Walter Reed investigation inside the same journalistic genus as the Mirage series constitutes a grievous taxonomical error.
But in in taxonomical terms, were Jews Europeans?
- But in in taxonomical terms, were Jews Europeans?
Examples
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Define the geographical scale and taxonomical scope.
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Both approaches have categories; taxonomical categories are arranged as a supertype-subtype model, but all the categories have the same importance in ontology.
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But in in taxonomical terms, were Jews Europeans?
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Scope and sequence charts for many years have provided taxonomical listings of specific, isolated, and often abstract skills.
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Beyond transparency and taxonomical accuracy, what consequences should or would flow from conceptualizing local governments and their agents' shields from suit as local sovereign immunity?
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Since the environment is changing every moment, species should adapt accordingly, and this phenomenon is taking place rapidly among insects; taxonomical aspects are very important to be updated for such groups of organisms, as the descriptions for a particular species have been changed in a minor interval.
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At least they're in the same taxonomical phylum (eudicots, not technically a phylum, but whatever).
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This article reviews the best theoretical contributions in the field of metafiction and develops a useful taxonomical framework to examine metafictional devices in a very American manifestation of the genre: the newspaper comic strip.
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This type of metafiction could be termed narrative metacomics for our taxonomical purposes and has become fairly common in graphic novels (frequently autobiographical), which tell the story of comic artists and their creations.
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In biology, understanding taxonomical relationships helps scientists classify different species accurately.
Synonyms
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6.5
Relating to the naming and grouping of living things
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Relating to the way scientists group and name living things
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Describing a way to put things into groups by what they have in common
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Relating to grouping things into types by shared features
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About dividing things into kinds to tell them apart
To put things into groups by type
Relating to groups used to sort ideas, objects, or words
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Taxonomical comes from Greek roots taxis ('arrangement') and nomos ('rule'). It is about putting plants, animals, or ideas into an ordered system, so a taxonomical approach is one that sorts things into clear groups.