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segment(1) Any partition, reserved area, partial component or piece of a larger structure. See overlay. segment 1. Maths a. a part of a line or curve between two points b. a part of a plane or solid figure cut off by an intersecting line, plane, or planes, esp one between a chord and an arc of a circle 2. Zoology any of the parts into which the body or appendages of an annelid or arthropod are divided
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Rather it extrapolates from numerous twentieth century studies of pastoral-nomadic, segmentary lineage (19) societies in order to frame specific themes of pre-Islamic poetry in a social context. It seems to me that it is absolutely necessary to emphasize that the traditional Hmong society in Southeast Asia is rural, based on a communitarian group, and is fundamentally segmentary in its social, economical, political and religious organization. Where you find an entrenched, segmentary client society, as in southern Italy, it doesn't. |
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