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cohort in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cohort or
cohortes may
refer to:
Cohort (military unit), the
basic tactical unit of a
Roman legion Cohort (educational...
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Cohort analysis is a kind of
behavioral analytics that
breaks the data in a data set into
related groups before analysis.
These groups, or
cohorts, usually...
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series of non-overlapping
cohorts, each of
which develops a
unique "peer personality"
because of the time
period in
which each
cohort came of age. The movement...
- slaves, and 60-120 mules. Ten
cohorts of 480
legionaries would comprise a legion. Like the
ranks of the centurions,
cohorts would also
follow a pattern...
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oversaw not only the
Praetorian Cohorts but also the rest of the
garrison of Rome,
including the
Cohortes urbanae ("urban
cohorts") and the
equites singulares...
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CohortNet". GitHub.
Retrieved 30
January 2024. "Introduction to COOL".
Retrieved 21 June 2023.
Prospective cohorts Retrospective cohorts Birth cohort...
- The
cohortes urbanae (Latin
meaning urban cohorts) of
ancient Rome were
created by
Augustus to
counterbalance the
enormous power of the
Praetorian Guard...
- in the
context of
resource dependency.[citation needed] This is
because cohorts,
which in
organizations are
often defined by
entry or
birth date, retain...
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cohort fertility rate is an
index of the
average completed family size for
cohorts of women, but
since it can only be
known for
women who have
finished child-bearing...
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management within the class;
cohorts are
bigger than groups; and, a
cohort involves a set of
students within a system-wide course.
Cohort-based
learning (CBC)...
