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Baseline Anything used for comparison. For example, a company that wishes to determine whether its profits are increasing or decreasing may compare them to a previous year's profits. In this case, the previous year's profits are considered the base line. A baseline is also called a base. See also: Benchmark, Base currency. baseline East-west lines in the public land survey system, part of the baseline and meridian line components. Each principal meridian has a baseline. Properties in the principal meridian's area are described by their bearing east or west of the meridian and north or south of the baseline. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Baseline data were gathered in face-to-face interviews, generally conducted within two days after participants entered the facility. This network will generate the needed baseline data from which to evaluate future environmental changes in a country where much of the population depends on natural resources and coastal integrity. Despite the negative tone of some of the findings, the contributors to the report remained optimistic that sharing the results of the research, which is being used as baseline data, will spur educators, organizations, and citizens to advocate for greater inclusion of the arts in the curriculum. |
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