parsimony in Latin
parsimony in Latin is parsimonia — parsimony means a strong unwillingness to spend money unless it is truly needed.
parsimony in Latin
parsimonia
Great reluctance to spend money unnecessarily.
What does "parsimony" mean?
- noun A strong unwillingness to spend money unless it is truly needed.
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noun The use of the smallest possible number of resources or explanations to solve something.
"We used three search heuristics, Bayesian inference, maximum likelihood, and maximum parsimony, to construct phylogenies from unique COI haplotypes and used default parameters for analyses unless otherwise noted."
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- We used three search heuristics, Bayesian inference, maximum likelihood, and maximum parsimony, to construct phylogenies from unique COI haplotypes and used default parameters for analyses unless otherwise noted.
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What is "parsimony" in Latin?
"parsimony" in Latin is parsimonia. parsimony means: A strong unwillingness to spend money unless it is truly needed.
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