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consilience a chance happening or coincidence. See also agreement. See also: Chancethe process of concurring or agreeing. See also chance. See also: AgreementHow to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The other school of thought holds that monitoring is inherently inefficient and it is therefore best to ensure a consilience of the principal's and the agent's goals. Consilience, the conceptual unity of all knowledge (Wilson, 1998), is an idea that most scientists generally ignore because of its impracticality. sparkling wine, Far Niente 2000 chardonnay, Michaud 1998 chardonnay, Hitching Post 2000 pinot noir, Joseph Phelps 1983 Insignia, Consilience 2000 zinfandel and Bonny Doon 2000 Vin de Glaciere muscat. |
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