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Language survey

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Language survey

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Edges18
Triples355
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
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Language survey

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related to References: sample survey reports · 173
Language survey → Aboriginal, Academy, Acharya, Acta, Afghanistan, Albert, Aldersson, Anthropological Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Arab, Are, Australian National University, Azerbaijan, Backstrom, Baku, Bender, Beyer, Bickford, Birkbeck Studies, Bjorn
related to References: survey methodology · 140
Language survey → Aija, American Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Approaching Methodology, Archived, Arlington, Arlington Publications, ASL, Attitudes, Bender, BEYOND QUESTIONNAIRES, Blair, Bowen, Brigitta, Busch, Carla, Carpenter, Casad, Catherine, Center
related to Agencies · 29
Language survey → Bender, Both, Bowen, Clifton, Cooper, East Africa, Ethiopia, Ferguson, Ford Foundation, George Abraham Grierson, India, Language, Language Teaching, Language Use, Linguistic Survey, Linguistics, NGO's, Often, Pew Hispanic Center, Saskatchewan
related to External links · 7
Language survey → India, Jobs, Kaiser, Latino, People's Linguistic Survey, USA, Wycliffe Bible TranslatorsSamoan
has application · 4
Language survey → And, Holbrook, One, The
has method · 2
Language survey → Methods, There

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Language surveyhas methodMethods0.60section
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Language surveyrelated to AgenciesSurveys0.60section
Language surveyrelated to AgenciesSaskatchewan0.60section
Language surveyrelated to AgenciesStatistics Canada0.60section
Language surveyrelated to AgenciesNGO's0.60section
Language surveyrelated to AgenciesToba0.60section
Language surveyrelated to AgenciesPew Hispanic Center0.60section

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