Similar words: organ, morgan, organdy, organs, organic, inorganic, organist, j. p. morgan. Meaning: ['ɔrgənɑn /'ɔːg-] 
n. a system of principles for philosophic or scientific investigations; an instrument for acquiring knowledge.
n. a system of principles for philosophic or scientific investigations; an instrument for acquiring knowledge. 
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(1) This thesis, from Organon, discusses the problem of Being in Aristotle's workers, interprets some of Aristotle's core terms preliminary, and makes a thorough inquiry into its influence upon Heidegger.
(2) Schering-Plough gained asenapine through its 2007 acquisition of Organon BioSciences.
(3) Plough gained asenapine through its 2007 acquisition of Organon BioSciences.
(4) His poetics reveals his anxiety that the organon -oriented thinking in the period of industrial civilization will bring about not only the abandonment of poetics but also the death of mother earth.
(5) In term of research techniques, organon, social survey, SWOT analysis and other methods are adopted in the paper.
(6) Aristotle's thoughts about the demarcation has been found in this paper according to the writer's reading Physics, Organon and Metaphysics.
(7) The study was conducted at the University of Florida and University of Ottawa and supported by Organon, the maker of mirtazapine.
(8) Chapter seven dissertates the meaning of importing the contractual ideas into administrative laws from the aspects of axiology and organon.
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