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TheSiavash Posted 15 years ago
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Source or Resource?
What is the difference between SOURCE and RESOURCE?
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Hi.
Are your dictionary's definitions ideantical for these two words are ?
By a careful thought you could extract the meaning.
The resources for a country, company or persons are the material, money, goods and other things, that they have at hand and can be used to improve the wealth of a country of an organization.
Source can be a person, place or thing from wh
Are your dictionary's definitions ideantical for these two words are ?
By a careful thought you could extract the meaning.
The resources for a country, company or persons are the material, money, goods and other things, that they have at hand and can be used to improve the wealth of a country of an organization.
Source can be a person, place or thing from wh
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what for a material?
I mean a book for example...is it a good source or resource?
you mention at the end of a paper your sources or your resources!?
I mean a book for example...is it a good source or resource?
you mention at the end of a paper your sources or your resources!?
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Books are resources that everyone can use (for knowledge, entertanment, study...).
If you used information from a book or books, then it/they is the source of your information.
P.S. Resource is something/someone that you, other people, organizations, countries... can use.
Source is the origin of something.
If you used information from a book or books, then it/they is the source of your information.
P.S. Resource is something/someone that you, other people, organizations, countries... can use.
Source is the origin of something.
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Hi.
The way you look at it determines if you have to use source or resource.
In case of your example, source fits best. You have to list all your sources at the end of your paper.
You use source to describe a thing from which you get something , but if you are talking about a physical book rather than a concept of a book, resource should be used.
I will provid
The way you look at it determines if you have to use source or resource.
In case of your example, source fits best. You have to list all your sources at the end of your paper.
You use source to describe a thing from which you get something , but if you are talking about a physical book rather than a concept of a book, resource should be used.
I will provid
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Hi hrsaneie,
Is "onset" tantamount to "source" here?
Thank you in advance
Is "onset" tantamount to "source" here?
Thank you in advance
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Hi Iman.
Onset, origin and source can be synonymous in one context and different in the other. It highly depends on the context.
Onset, origin and source can be synonymous in one context and different in the other. It highly depends on the context.
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