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Borrowing from linguistics, we can detect two forms of change: synchronic change and diachronic change.
Synchronic change refers to anom- alies within a stationary or more or less structurally stable process or system.
An example of synchronic anomaly would be a change in the frequency of terms in a recurring speech pattern, as opposed to a diachronic anomaly caused by a deeper change in the actual vocabulary or grammar of the discourse.
The same applies to events data analysis: some anomalies pertain to changes in the frequency of common events (synchronic anomalies), while other, much deeper, changes occur when the variety or vocabulary of events (what sociobiologists and ethologists call an ethogram) changes distribution.
3.87 The related concepts of synchronic and diachronic change originated in the discipline of linguistics.،Next over is synchronic
interplay and on the far right is transformative dialogue.
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