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Meanings of ethnographic in English
Portuguese
etnográfico Spanish
etnográfico Synonyms
Examples for "ethnographical"
Examples for "ethnographical"
1
Such then was the ethnographical map of Palestine in the Patriarchal Age.
2
There is a considerable literature about them, ethnographical, historical, geographical, and so on.
3
This is an ethnographical and historical study of the native races of South Africa.
4
We are now happily in a position to dispense with such vague ethnographical speculations.
5
Perhaps if atlases and ethnographical works were more studied we should have less war.
Usage of ethnographic in English
1
Coding techniques consistent with ethnographic methodology were used for data analysis.
2
In the second phase, four hospitals were purposively selected for additional ethnographic study.
3
In the patriarchal legend, however, the ethnographic element is always predominant.
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Methods: Prospective ethnographic study in a university hospital, tertiary care center.
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Design: Analyses of internal tobacco industry documents and ethnographic data.
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We used an ethnographic approach to understand meanings and views around HIVST and retesting.
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There's an ethnographic element to what viral animals we prefer.
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The skeleton of the patriarchal history consists, it is well known, of ethnographic genealogy.
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This ethnographic analysis demonstrates the merits of the "civilization approach" to history.
10
A rapid ethnographic approach included observations and informal interviews with clinicians, staff nurses and patients.
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Sebastien's ethnographic field work complemented Samoan-New Zealand Sean's knowledge of the global context of tatau.
12
The ambiguity of ethnographic imagery allowed flexibility in interpretation of findings and also generated friction.
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Nor are apparent contradictions wanting in the ethnographic genealogy.
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What then, is the meaning of this particular study, an ethnographic interpretation of Turner's thesis?
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Ain't they anthropological, ethnographic biology or something like that?
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Background: Biomedical and ethnographic studies among indigenous people are common practice in health and geographical research.
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Ethnographic through the time
Ethnographic across language varieties
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