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anal·y·sis
 \\ə-ˈna-lə-səs\\ noun 
(plural anal·y·ses  \\-ˌsēz\\)1. separation of a whole into its component parts
2.
  a. the identification or separation of ingredients of a substance
  b. a statement of the constituents of a mixture
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  a. proof of a mathematical proposition by assuming the result and deducing a valid statement by a series of reversible steps
  b.
    (1) a branch of mathematics concerned mainly with limits, continuity, and infinite series
    (2)  1b
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  a. an examination of a complex, its elements, and their relations
  b. a statement of such an analysis
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  a. a method in philosophy of resolving complex expressions into simpler or more basic ones
  b. clarification of an expression by an elucidation of its use in discourse
6. the use of function words instead of inflectional forms as a characteristic device of a language
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anal·y·sis
\əˈnaləsə̇s\ noun
(plural analy·ses \-əˌsēz\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from analyein to dissolve (from ana- + lyein to loosen, dissolve) + -sis — more at 
1. : separation or breaking up of a whole into its fundamental elements or component parts
 < his problem defied analysis >
2. 
 a. : a detailed examination of anything complex (as a novel, an organization, a race) made in order to understand its nature or to determine its essential features : a thorough study
  < the analysis … of the structure of a poem can be a form of literary criticism — James Thorpe >
 b. : the presentation, usually in writing, of such an analysis
  < each chapter of the book is an analysis of a well-known painting >
3. : the use of function words (as prepositions, pronouns, and auxiliary verbs) instead of inflectional forms as a highly frequent and characteristic device in the structure of a language (as English I have seen contrasted with Latin vidi or English of the room tending to replace the room's or does he know that? replacing knows he that?) — contrasted with synthesis
4. 
 a. : the separation of compound substances into their constituents by chemical processes
 b. : the determination, which may or may not involve actual separation, of one or more ingredients of a substance either as to kind or amount; also : the tabulated result of such a determination — see , , , , 
 c. : a statement of the amount or percent of each functional ingredient present in a mixture (as a vitamin solution or an animal feed); often : a statement of the percentage of nitrogen expressed as N, phosphoric acid as P₂O₅, and potash as K₂O in a fertilizer — called also fertilizer analysis, fertilizer grade
5. 
 a. : the practice of proving a mathematical proposition by assuming the result and reasoning back to the data or to already established principles
 b. : the investigation of a problem by the methods of algebra
 c. : any proof based on considerations of number and the theory of limits, as opposed to geometric intuition
 d. : the differential and integral calculus
6. 
 a. : the resolution of knowledge into its fundamental factors or original principles and the tracing or reduction of physical, phenomenal, or abstract entities to their source or elements
 b. : the elucidation, clarification, and explication of expressions and statements through a determination of their meaning or logical use
7. : the process of ascertaining the name of a species in biology or its place in a system of classification by means of an analytical table or key
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