- Look up
systematic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Systematic may
refer to:
Short for
systematic error Systematic fault Systematic bias,
errors that...
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Systematics is the
study of the
diversification of
living forms, both past and present, and the
relationships among living things through time. Relationships...
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systematically conducted and
reported (with a
transparent and
repeatable method), some
academic publishers categorize them as a kind of '
systematic review'...
- one-dimensional
systematic sampling is a
statistical method involving the
selection of
elements from an
ordered sampling frame. The most
common form of
systematic sampling...
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Systematic trading (also
known as
mechanical trading) is a way of
defining trade goals, risk
controls and
rules that can make
investment and
trading decisions...
- theory, a
systematic code is any error-correcting code in
which the
input data are
embedded in the
encoded output. Conversely, in a non-
systematic code the...
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Systematic ideology is a
study of
ideologies founded in the late 1930s in and
around London,
England by
Harold Walsby,
George Walford and others. It s****s...
- A
systematic name is a name
given in a
systematic way to one
unique group, organism,
object or
chemical substance, out of a
specific po****tion or collection...
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Systematic theology, or
systematics, is a
discipline of
Christian theology that
formulates an orderly, rational, and
coherent account of the doctrines...
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frequency of a
pendulum will be
systematically in
error if
slight movement of the
support is not
accounted for.
Systematic errors can be
either constant...
