For Analysis we have terms and definitions in 20 topics. The topics are Advocacy, Boiler, Business, Cancer, Chess, Explosives, Fencing, Fine Art, Fundraising, Marketing, Marketing, Research Evaluation, Non-Profit Accountability, Non-Profit Governance, Non-Profit Leadership, Non-Profit Marketing, Organizational Capacity, Spy, Teacher Evaluation, Technology and Volunteer Management.

Analysis (Advocacy)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Boiler)

Quantitative determination of the constituent parts.

Analysis (Business)

Breaking an idea or problem down into its parts; a thorough examination of the parts of anything.

Analysis (Cancer)

A process in which anything complex is separated into simple or less complex parts. In clinical trials, analysis typically refers to the review and interpretation of data collected during the study.

Analysis (Chess)

The calculation and detailed study of a series of moves based on a particular position in a game.

Analysis (Explosives)

A branch of mathematics that uses the concepts and methods of the Calculus. It includes basic calculus; advanced calculus, in which such underlying concepts as that of a Limit are subjected to rigorous examination; differential and integral equations, in which the unknowns are functions rather than numbers; Vector and tensor analysis; differential geometry; and many other fields.

Analysis (Fencing)

Reconstruction of the fencing phrase to determine priority of touches.

Analysis (Fine Art)

In art criticism, discovering how the principles of art are used to organize the art elements- - - - - - - In art history, determining the style of the artwork.

Analysis (Fundraising)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Marketing)

In marketing and other social science disciplines, a variety of statistical and nonstatiscal methods are used to analyze data, instead of sheer intuition, or simple descriptive statistics-- which have been the norm in the library filed. (Wood and Koontz)

Analysis (Marketing, Research Evaluation)

Understanding something by dividing into smaller parts, and studying each part separately. The opposite of analysis is synthesis.

Analysis (Non-Profit Accountability)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Non-Profit Governance)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Non-Profit Leadership)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Non-Profit Marketing)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Organizational Capacity)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Spy)

Drawing conclusions about raw information by assessing its significance and by collating it with other information.

Analysis (Teacher Evaluation)

The treatment of data and information in order to elicit certain statistical data, assessment results, and evaluative conclusions. See Congruence Analysis, Quality Check, Synthesis.

Analysis (Technology)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

Analysis (Volunteer Management)

A systematic approach to problem-solving. Complex problems are made simpler by separating them into more understandable elements. This involves the identification of purposes and facts, the statement of defensible assumptions, and the formulation of conclusions. See also:Assessment, Bivariate Analysis, Causal Analysis, Competitive Analysis, Congruence Analysis, Job Analysis, Program Analysis, SWOT Analysis

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