deambulatory

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deambulatory

(diːˈæmbjʊlətərɪ)

n, pl -tories

1. a place for walking often with a covering overhead

2. (Architecture) (in Roman churches) an aisle or corridor that forms a half circle beside the chancel and behind the altar

adj

showing movement or changing direction

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Translations

deambulatorio

deambulatory

a. ambulatorio-a; móvil.

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In this deambulatory understanding of knowledge generation, worlds are not simply represented, they are progressively and carefully transformed along a chain of translations (into numbers, charts, words, and so on) that preserve something of their character, whilst economically reducing their complexity to matters that are transportable and compatible.

Differentiated circuits: the ecologies of knowing and securing life

Destruction and collapse of coffering and deambulatory of central space of palace:

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Su "deambulatoria" conceptualizacion de la referencia (deambulatory conception of reference) queda fijada por una cadena de representaciones, cuyos elementos, como en (3.4), pueden interpretarse como "pequenas" representaciones.