10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOMORPH»
Discover the use of
homomorph in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homomorph and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Performance of Protective Clothing: Second Symposium
The Dispersion Parameter The initial approach to the division of the solubility
parameter, 8, into the components representing dispersion, polar, and hydrogen
bonding forces was based on the homomorph comparison to estimate dispersion
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Seymour Zack Mansdorf, Richard Sager, Alan P. Nielsen, 1988
homomorph of another, the first is perfectly true as far as it goes, but it is not a
complete truth because it does not go far enough — it lacks fine detail. This can
be applied to our four elements [82]: the true features of apparent worlds, ...
3
Classes of Finite Groups
Since h(b(ft)) is a homomorph, it follows that G G b(ft). This is a contradiction.
Therefore ft = h(b(ft)). 2. If 23 = h(X) for some class of groups X, it follows that
every proper epimorphic image of a group in 23 does not belong to 23. Hence 23
C ...
Adolfo Ballester-Bolinches, Luis M. Ezquerro, 2006
4
The Psychology of Expertise: Cognitive Research and Empirical Ai
Moray (1988) believes that a mental model can be regarded as a homomorph of
a real system. Because homomorphs are logical decompositions of a system into
its subsystems, Moray postulates that users may represent complex systems in ...
5
CRC Handbook of Solubility Parameters and Other Cohesion ...
parameter, the homomorph of a polar molecule is that hydrocarbon whose
structure is the same as that of the polar molecule, the vaporization enthalpy of
the homomorph being evaluated at the same reduced temperature as that of the
polar ...
6
The Philosophy Of Right And Left: Incongruent Counterparts ...
Otherwise it is a homomorph. If we imagine a lone hand existing in a three-
dimensional Euclidean space, it is an enantiomorph. If it is in a four-dimensional
space or a three-dimensional non-orientable space, it is a homomorph. Nerlich
argues ...
J. van Cleve, R.E Frederick, 1991
7
Productivity and Creativity: Studies in General and ...
Of these, the terms "allophone", "allomorph", "homophone", "homomorph", "
homonym", and "synonym" belong to a category which we could call "o/-category"
. They always imply the notion "being a member of a set", though we also for
reasons ...
Mark Janse, Ann Verlinden, 1998
8
Interfacial Phenomena in Drug Delivery and Targeting
This nearest molecule is termed the homomorph structure. Having found this, it is
then a simple case of adding the extra functional groups to produce the final
value. The tables of solubility parameters and contributions of functional groups ...
9
The Oxford Dictionary of English Grammar
See also homophone. homographic, homography. homomorph A *word that is
identical to another in (written and spoken) form and shares the same meaning,
but belongs to a different *word class. 1985 R. QUIRK et al. There is no standard
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Bas Aarts, Sylvia Chalker, Edmund Weiner, 2014
10
Handbook of Plasticizers
Parameters involved in this equationmay be estimated using the concept of
homomorph. Homomorphofa polarmoleculeis a nonpolar moleculewith nearly
the same size andshape asitspolar counterpart.The cohesion energy of the
homomorph ...
