grouping Definition
group·ing (gro̵̅o̅′piŋ)
noun
- a group of persons or things, esp. one assembled for some common purpose or function
- the act of assembling or forming groups
grouping Usage Examples
Preposition: of
researcher: Project Zero developed as a major research center for education - and provided an intellectual home for a significant grouping of researchers.
Converse of object
- represent: This represents the largest Tiny Technology grouping within an engineering school in the UK.
- suggest: Second, we suggest that grouping is a very basic principle.
- indicate: Whether music is written with tails or beams is partly a matter of style but can also indicate note grouping during performance.
- define: Use This Mailbox For Should enable user defined groupings.
- mention: Hence the designation of the land of Gaul ( which included the three groupings mentioned above ).
Adjective modifier
- perceptual: We will then show that perceptual grouping influences the coupling of action.
- socio-economic: Demographics How does newspaper readership differ by socio-economic grouping?
- within-class: The explanation may lie in within-class groupings and teaching practices.
- tribal: The pattern of tribal grouping in Gabon was severely disrupted by slave raiding which continued well into the nineteenth century.
- sub-regional: Meetings could also be held between similar types of forum, or in sub-regional groupings.
- loose: Panels will tolerate quite loose groupings, as long as there is some reality to them.
Modifies a noun
- reagent: Donations with high titre antibodies may be a suitable resource for blood grouping reagents.
- table: Additional user defined " auxiliary " columns may also be included with any grouping table.
Noun used with modifier
- fiber: Fiber type grouping and nuclear bags were taken as evidence of remote denervation, that is, severity of remote poliomyelitis.
- blood: Donations with high titre antibodies may be a suitable resource for blood grouping reagents.
- umbrella: SDA take-up The Disability Benefits Consortium ( the umbrella grouping of major disability organizations ) has launched an SDA take-up campaign.
- ability: The 'Psychological Prisons ' From Which They Never Escaped: the role of ability grouping in reproducing social class inequalities, 135 Ivor Goodson.
- frequency: Within each frequency grouping, adverse reactions are ranked in order of decreasing seriousness.
- opposition: Along with the efforts of others Cooper worked to try to establish a new united opposition grouping in parliament to oppose the Unionist government.
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