- upon
primary and
secondary sources Sources (website), a
directory of
expert contacts and
media spokespersons Open
source, a
philosophy of dissemination...
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Primary sources are
distinguished from
secondary sources,
which cite,
comment on, or
build upon
primary sources. Generally,
accounts written after the fact...
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Sources of law are the
origins of laws, the
binding rules that
enable any
state to
govern its territory. The term "
source of law" may
sometimes refer...
- The
Source is an
American hip hop and
entertainment website, and a
magazine that
publishes annually or semiannually. It is the world's longest-running...
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Sourcing may
refer to: Open-
sourcing, the act of
releasing previously proprietary software under an open
source/free
software license Journalism sourcing...
- A
source-to-
source translator,
source-to-
source compiler (S2S compiler), transcompiler, or
transpiler is a type of
translator that
takes the
source code...
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history at the most
basic level, and
these sources used as
clues in
order to
study history Historical sources include do****ents, artifacts, archaeological...
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classification system is only
useful for a
class of
sources that are
called symbolic sources.
Symbolic sources are
sources that are
intended to
communicate information...
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tertiary source is an
index or
textual consolidation of
primary and
secondary sources. Some
tertiary sources can be used as an aid to find
other sources. The...
- information.
Outside journalism,
sources are
sometimes known as "news
sources".
Examples of
sources include but are not
limited to
official records, publications...
