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Bateson

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Bate·son  (btsn), William 1861-1926.
British biologist who was one of the founders of the science of genetics. He experimentally proved Gregor Mendel's theories on heredity and published the first English translation of Mendel's work in 1900.
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1 -- 2 -- color) Church members, right, portray Mary (Rachel Bateson, 17, of Pearblossom) and Joseph (Cody Lush, 15, of Little Rock) with baby Jesus in a live Nativity pageant at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Palmdale.
MORMONS PERFORM NATIVITY CHURCH WANTS ITS BELIEF IN JESUS KNOWN by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
However, drawing on the work of Bateson (1979), Patton and McMahon (1999) indicated that an additional form of problem solving, called "abductive reasoning," should be used.
The Chaos Theory of Careers: a user's guide by Pryor, Robert G.L. / Career Development Quarterly
Based on this notion, Hui and Bateson (1991) proposed, tested, and found empirical support for the idea that consumers would rate a service encounter more favorably when they perceived that they had more control over the situation.
The effects of brand choice on product trial evaluations by Laczniak, Russell N. / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
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