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systematics in Portuguese

systematics in Portuguese is sistemática — systematics means the branch of study concerned with classifying things and naming them systematically.

systematics in Portuguese

sistemática
noun
The classification system of a branch of science, especially the classification of organisms in biology.

What does "systematics" mean?

  1. noun The branch of study concerned with classifying things and naming them systematically.
  2. noun The way a particular science is organised into categories, especially the classification of living things in biology.
  3. noun A branch of Christian theology that formulates an orderly, rational, and coherent account of Christian beliefs. It comprises dogmatics, ethics and philosophy of religion.
    "Systematics is an effort to understand those specifically theological affirmations that the theologian holds to be true and so regards as doctrines."
  4. noun The place where legal provisions are considered relevant to their interpretation.
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systematics in a sentence

  • Systematics is an effort to understand those specifically theological affirmations that the theologian holds to be true and so regards as doctrines.
  • The seventh functional specialty, systematics, is concerned with promoting an understanding of the realitites affirmed in the previous specialty, doctrines.

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What is "systematics" in Portuguese?
"systematics" in Portuguese is sistemática. systematics means: The branch of study concerned with classifying things and naming them systematically.
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