- In mathematics, a
monothetic group is a
topological group with a
dense cyclic subgroup. They were
introduced by Van Dantzig (1933). An
example is the additive...
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known as one-variable-at-a-time, OFAT, OF@T, OFaaT, OVAT, OV@T, OVaaT, or
monothetic analysis is a
method of
designing experiments involving the
testing of...
- "polythetic",
distinguishing it from the
traditional approach known now as "
monothetic".
Prototype theory is a
recent development in
cognitive science where...
- many
attempts to
define the term "religion". Many of
these have been
monothetic, s****ing to
determine a key,
essential element which all
religions share...
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contributed to the
study of
family resemblance,
introducing the
terms "
monothetic" and "polythetic" into anthropology. He had two children, one of whom...
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compact monothetic groups Archived 2014-07-15 at the
Wayback Machine.
Henkes Holland (1970) Nienhuys, J.W. (1970). "Not
locally compact monothetic groups...
- into genera,
genera into tribes,
tribes into families, and so on", to
monothetic "classification from above", "the
division of the
kingdoms into phyla...
- however, had a
brief influence as
organization sociology moved away from
monothetic generalizations about determinants of intra-organizational
structure and...
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means to an end. Some
socialist theorists (such as Paul W. ****shott) are
monothetic theorists: they wish the
whole of the
economy to be
dominated by one economic...
