"transversally" meaning in All languages combined

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        "In a transverse manner."
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          "text": "Moreover, art can think “transversally” with scientific functions in artistic ways, just as science can think transversally with artistic sensations in scientific ways. I would argue that such transversal thinking is the possible […]",
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          "ref": "2016, Helene Frichot, Deleuze and the City, Edinburgh University Press, page 3",
          "text": "Urging us to think transversally across three ecological registers – mental, social and environmental – Guattari emphasises the necessity to confront our enslavement in global capitalism.",
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          "text": "[... not to subsi]tute one binary code for another—West–East, East–West—but to think transversally and ecosophically across paradigms. Behind the “Degrees of Racism” report is a desire to think across borders, beyond individuality and community—to[…]",
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