a set form for classification or exposition; arrangement of parts according to a scheme; design
Origin of schematism
Modern Latin schematismus from Classical Greek sch?matismos from sch?matizein, to form: see schemeschematism
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schematism
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The patterned disposition of constituents within a given system.
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