10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEDUCEMENT»
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deducement in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The encyclopædic dictionary. 7 vols. [in 14].
decyl—. deducement. 701 dè'-eyl, s. .... Anything deduced, gathered, or inferred ;
a 702 deducibility— deene ". . . those deducement* whloh I -clan, -tion = shan, -
tion, -slon = shun; (ion, -slon = zhun. -tion«, -slous, -eloaa = ahfia. -ble, -tie, kc ...
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New & Original Work of ...
deducement. 701 de'-cyl, 8. [Gr. 6exa (deka) = ten. So named because it contains
ten carbon atoms.] Chem. ; A monatomic hydrocarbon radical, CioH2i'. decyl
hydride, * Chem. : Also called Diamyl or DMso-pentyl. C10H30, obtained by the ...
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The Works of Robert Sanderson, D.D., Sometime Bishop of Lincoln
of falling from 1 Grace- Whereas the contrary tenet, viz. of 4 the Final
Perseverance of the righteous in Grace and Faith, 3 may be by as strong
evidence4 every way, and by as natural deducement,5 collected out of the said
books: as shall be ...
Whereas the contrary tenet, viz. of2 the Final Perseverance of the righteous in
Grace and Faith, 3 may be by as strong evidence4 every way, and by as natural
deducement,5 collected out of the said books: as shall be easily proved, if it be ...
Robert Sanderson, Izaak Walton, 1854
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The Illustrated National Pronouncing Dictionary of the ...
... consecration. [dedicates. Dedicator, (ded'e-kat-er) n. one who Dedicatory, (dcd'
e-ka-tor-e) a.comprising a dedication. [iI1fe1'°11°° Deduce, (dé-dus') v. t. to draw
as an Deducement, (dc-dfis'ment) 'n. that which is deduced; ...
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Ancestors and Others: New and Selected Stories
I could never master such investigatory deducement.” Joley smiled. Investigatory
deducement. This sort of phrase was a consequence of Elizabeth's gift. She
spoke a language no longer in use and would employ terms as quaint as bustles:
...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
Deducement, de-duse'ment, ». The thing deduced; inference; that which is
inferred from premises. Deducible, de-du'se-bl, a. That may be deduced by
reasoning ; that may be inferred from premises ; consequential ; discoverable.
Dedicivb ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
DEDUCEMENT 683 DEEP-MOUTHED 3. t To deduct A matter of four hundred To
be deduced upon the payment. B. Jonson, 4. 1 To lead forth, as a colony; to
transplant. He should hither deduce a colony. Selden. 5.f To trace the course of; ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1882
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Lloyd's Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New and Original Work of ...
deoyl— deducement 7UI dë'-çyl, ». [Gr. Ыка (debí) = ten. So named because it
contains ten carbon atoms.] Chen, : A monatomic hydrocarbon radical, CioHji'.
decyl hydride, .<. Chen. : Also called Diamyl or Di-iso-pentyl. CioHjb obtained by
the ...
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Reinsurance principles and practice
The existence of pluralistic concepts of value and justice, on the other hand,
makes it impossible, claims Schmidt, to provide a solution by way of a simple
deducement. "As a result, 'simple' systems of complementary, special standards
are ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEDUCEMENT»
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deducement is used in the context of the following news items.
Celebrating the 20-year anniversary of Michael Jordan's return to …
The deducement that followed wasn't difficult. MJ was a few weeks removed from walking out of Chicago White Sox spring training camp in the ... «Yahoo Sports, Mar 15»
Undercover Operation in Polk County's Holman Wayside Park …
... the police knew by deducement that the female was not a prostitute. Lastly at least for now, there were no adults with children being "flashed". «Salem-News.Com, May 07»
