2021-04-30
ศัพท์ น่าสับสน ชุด – A – analysis & synthesis
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Dictionary.com
ออกเสียง analysis = ‘uh-NAL-uh-sis’
ออกเสียง synthesis = ‘SIN-thuh-sis’
The American Heritage® Student Science Dictionary
Analysis – plural = analyses (‘uh-NAL-uh-seez’)
The separation of a substance into its parts,
usually by chemical means,
for the study and identification of each component.
Qualitative analysis determines
what substances are present in a compound.
Quantitative analysis determines
how much of each substance is present in a compound.
Ologies & -Isms Dictionary. Copyright 2008 The Gale Group
Analysis
= the process of deductive reasoning,
as from cause to effect,
from the simple elements to the complex whole, etc.
Ologies & -Isms Dictionary. Copyright 2008 The Gale Group
Synthesis
= the process of putting two or more things, concepts, elements, etc.
together to form a whole.
= The whole formed of such combined parts.
— synthesist, n.,
— synthetic, synthetical, adj.
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms.
Analysis
In intelligence usage,
a step in the processing phase of the intelligence cycle
in which information is subjected to review
in order to identify significant facts for subsequent interpretation.
See also intelligence cycle.
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms.
Synthesis
In intelligence usage,
the examining and combining of processed information
with other information and intelligence for final interpretation.
Dictionary of Problem Words in English
Analysis & synthesis
Meaning “separation of a whole into its parts,”
analysis is the antonym (opposite) of synthesis (“putting together”):
“This is an analysisof the campaign for mayor.”
“The synthesis of cadmium acetate is accomplished by the interaction of acetic acid and cadmium oxide.”
Both analysis and synthesis are overused
for the words study, examination, and consideration.
Few personsother than laboratory scientists
normally engage ineither analysis or synthesis.
Corresponding verbs,
analyze and synthesize, are often used inexactly.
Noun pluralsare analyses and syntheses,
with the last e in each having the sound of ea in easy.