0 a book or document that is an alphabetical list of the words used in a book or a writer's work, with information about where the words can be found and in which sentences: --
1 to collect all the words used in a book or a writer's work into a book or list in alphabetical order, with information about where the words can be found and in which sentences: --
Two pathologists independently described the biopsy slides, showing concordance in 86.6% of the livers examined and increasing the significance of these findings.
Concordance rates differed significantly across monozygotic and dizygotic twin pairs for broadly defined self-reported anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.
Can learners use concordance feedback for writing errors?
Induction from self-selected concordances and self-correction.
Students are asked, for instance, to estimate their own vocabulary size and to use word lists and sample concordances to explore word frequency and lexical patterning.
The book includes no data of any sort from computer analyses such as concordances or acoustic speech analysis, both of which have been used in applied linguistics for 20 years.
Evidence of genetic predisposition to alcoholic cirrhosis and psychosis : twin concordances for alcoholism and its biological points of zygosity among male veterans.
Where no simple concordances are known, as appears to be the case here, the argument has to be conducted faute de mieux mainly through style analysis.
