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 Symbolic Time Summary
4,055 words, approx. 14 pages SYMBOLIC TIME is understood to be the temporal form that organizes the symbols of a religious system into an order of periodicity. The analysis of symbolic time extends the understanding of religion as a symbolic system, so that the major functions of... summary from source:
 Symbology Information
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 Also known as processual symbolic analysis, the symbology concept was developed by Victor Turner in the mid-1970s to refer to the use of symbols within cultural contexts, in particular ritual. In anthropology, symbology originated as part of Victor... 
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 Tooling & Production 2D symbologies make their mark.(marking)
12/01/2003: 1,280 words, approx. 4 pages With outsourcing becoming a trend in many industries, traceability of components has become a major focus for quality and inspection purposes. An advancement in traceability and part marking is 2D symbology, a marking method that can hold much more information than the traditional bar... summary from source:
Logistics Management & Distribution Report New bar-code symbology undergoes testing.
08/01/2001: 593 words, approx. 2 pages The Uniform Code Council (UCC) has begun promoting a new type of bar code that compresses more data into a symbol than was previously possible. The group has been conducting tests with grocery and pharmaceutical companies on the new Reduced Space Symbology (RSS), which... summary from source:
 AP News Team: Music in 'Da Vinci Code' chapel
5/3/2007: 703 words, approx. 2 pagesLike a plot from "The Da Vinci Code," a team of code breakers claims to have found music hidden for 500 years in intricate carvings at the church where author Dan Brown set the climax of the best-selling book.Father and son team Thomas and Stuart... summary from source:
Investor's Business Daily Carter's Oil Crisis
6/1/2007: 891 words, approx. 3 pagesLeadership: Of all the errors Jimmy Carter committed, none has earned him more well-justified scorn than his handling of the 1970s energy crisis. True enough, he didn't cause it. But he did make it much, much worse.It might come as a surprise, but we agree...
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