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concordance
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concordance [kən′kȯrd·əns]
(genetics)
Similarity in appearance of members of a twin pair with respect to one or more specific traits.


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Here practitioners consider such topics as concordancing the web, constructing a corpus from message boards, the Holy Grail of representativeness, change and variation in present-day English, and the dynamics of inner and outer circle varieties in the South Pacific and East Asia.
It includes computer-aided/assisted language learning (CALL), often drill-type programs intended to improve accuracy in the target language, computer-mediated communication (CMC), and even generic computer-based production and presentation tools such as word-processing packages and computer-supported research tools such as concordancing and parsing programs.
iii) collocation A concordancing programme allows the investigator to examine not simply the frequencies of individual words like then, but also frequent and/or idiosyncratic collocations and colligations.
 
 
 
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