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trichotomous
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trichotomous /tri·chot·o·mous/ (trĭ-kot´ah-mus) divided into three parts.
trichotomous [trĭ-kot´ah-mus]
divided into three parts.
trichotomous
divided into three parts.
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Sub-Group 1: Rules-based practice In this trichotomy, the first group of ECs displays a clear commitment to the guidelines and responsibilities as outlined in the programme procedures and policy guidelines.
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Similarly, the trichotomy of crisis advisory capacity, as derived from existing work on crisis leadership, allows for a more nuanced assessment of advisory performance, whereas many prior studies have focused on the analysis and decision-making functions, missing the vital role of leadership support in the sense-making domain.
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