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Ben Compton wrote:
>It takes a lot of words to decribe a concept ..... etc.

Ben
There is a useful progression from ideas through to methodology
- and it is easily illustrated.
A concept is a set of ideas.
A methodology is a set of concepts.
(I myself prefer to describe a concept as a system of ideas, and a
methodology as a system of concepts, since this expresses the
interrelationships between the elements).

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Keith Sandrock
KSAND@hertz.wits.mech.ac.za
Keith Sandrock Systems
FAX 27-11-339-7997

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