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grouping

[groo-ping] / ˈgru pɪŋ /


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But Mannheim didn’t think of generations as concrete groupings that emerge at regularly spaced intervals, and he certainly wasn’t proposing that we could understand individual behavior or consumption trends through this framework.

From Salon

Researchers have known for years that these complexes can assemble into larger, flexible groupings called supercomplexes.

From Science Daily

Many bowls display floral patterns with petal numbers that follow clear numerical sequences, including 4, 8, 16, 32, and even groupings of 64 flowers.

From Science Daily

Both Japan and South Korea have laid claims to the Dokdo island grouping, as has North Korea.

From BBC

The multilateral bank now sees gross domestic product growth for developing Asia—a grouping of 46 of its members including China, India and South Korea—at 5.1% this year.

From The Wall Street Journal