CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PARABOLISE
PRESENT
Present
I parabolise
you parabolise
he/she/it parabolises
we parabolise
you parabolise
they parabolise
Present continuous
I am parabolising
you are parabolising
he/she/it is parabolising
we are parabolising
you are parabolising
they are parabolising
Present perfect
I have parabolised
you have parabolised
he/she/it has parabolised
we have parabolised
you have parabolised
they have parabolised
Present perfect continuous
I have been parabolising
you have been parabolising
he/she/it has been parabolising
we have been parabolising
you have been parabolising
they have been parabolising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I parabolised
you parabolised
he/she/it parabolised
we parabolised
you parabolised
they parabolised
Past continuous
I was parabolising
you were parabolising
he/she/it was parabolising
we were parabolising
you were parabolising
they were parabolising
Past perfect
I had parabolised
you had parabolised
he/she/it had parabolised
we had parabolised
you had parabolised
they had parabolised
Past perfect continuous
I had been parabolising
you had been parabolising
he/she/it had been parabolising
we had been parabolising
you had been parabolising
they had been parabolising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will parabolise
you will parabolise
he/she/it will parabolise
we will parabolise
you will parabolise
they will parabolise
Future continuous
I will be parabolising
you will be parabolising
he/she/it will be parabolising
we will be parabolising
you will be parabolising
they will be parabolising
Future perfect
I will have parabolised
you will have parabolised
he/she/it will have parabolised
we will have parabolised
you will have parabolised
they will have parabolised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been parabolising
you will have been parabolising
he/she/it will have been parabolising
we will have been parabolising
you will have been parabolising
they will have been parabolising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would parabolise
you would parabolise
he/she/it would parabolise
we would parabolise
you would parabolise
they would parabolise
Conditional continuous
I would be parabolising
you would be parabolising
he/she/it would be parabolising
we would be parabolising
you would be parabolising
they would be parabolising
Conditional perfect
I would have parabolise
you would have parabolise
he/she/it would have parabolise
we would have parabolise
you would have parabolise
they would have parabolise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been parabolising
you would have been parabolising
he/she/it would have been parabolising
we would have been parabolising
you would have been parabolising
they would have been parabolising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you parabolise
we let´s parabolise
you parabolise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
parabolised
Present Participle
parabolising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARABOLISE»
Discover the use of
parabolise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
parabolise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The many mansions of the house of the Father, scripturally ...
I am quite aware, that some would parabolise, or rather indeed (to use the more
proper term) mythise, the several statements in the Book of Job and the Vision of
Micaiah. But, thus to handle scripture in the fashion of the Modern Rationalising ...
George Stanley Faber, 1854
2
Large-Eddy Simulations of Turbulence
[5] Airiau, C., 1994, Stabilite lineaire et faiblement non lineaire d'une couche
limite laminaire incompressible par un systeme d'equations parabolise (PSE)
PhD thesis, Toulouse. [6] Andre, J. C. and Lesieur, M., 1977, Influence of helicity
on ...
Marcel Lesieur, O. Métais, P. Comte, 2005
3
Turbulence Structure and Vortex Dynamics
Airiau, C. (1994) 'Stabilite lineaire et faiblement non lineaire d'une couche limite
laminaire incompressible par un systeme d'equations parabolise (PSE)', PhD
Thesis, Toulouse University. Antonia, R.A., Teitel, M., Kim, J. and Browne, L.W.B ...
J. C. Vassilicos, J. C. R. Hunt, 2000
4
Contributions to Atmospheric Physics: Beiträge Zur Physik ...
For Z-»Z0 the relation (21) is therefore no more fulfilled and it is not possible to
parabolise in the suggested manner. To make nevertheless use of the
advantages of a initial-boundary value problem when integrating numerically the
diffusion ...
aberration. To parabolise a large mirror accurately is not an easy matter : the
process is one of trial and error, frequent and careful optical tests being required
to check the progress of the work. Mr. Ritchey of the Mount Wilson Observatory
had ...
6
Journal of the Sessions ...
... in the operation of grinding and polishing a speculum where the focal length
does not exceed, say, ten times the diameter, one should aim at producing a
purely spherical curve, at least in the first instance, and parabolise afterwards, if
found ...
Manchester Astronomical Society, 1913
7
Laminar Turbulent Transition: Iutam Symposium, Sendai/Japan ...
[2] Airiau Ch : Stabilite lineaire et faiblement non lineaire d'une couche limite
laminaire incompressible par un systeme d'equations parabolise (PSE), these
ENSAE (1994). [3] Kachanov Y.S. and Levchenko V.Y.: The resonant interaction
of ...
8
A text-book of physical chemistry
Gravity cannot appreciably parabolise the paths of the molecules, but it does
prevent the molecules from escaping to any appreciable extent, otherwise we
should lose our atmosphere. To escape entirely from the earth, without returning,
...
9
Journal of the Society of Glass Technology
Such a technique has been used, experimentally, to parabolise spherical mirrors,
and in this field it has interesting possibilities. Among other large-scale
applications of coating by thermal evaporation are to l>e found the production of
...
10
Research in numerical fluid mechanics: proceedings of the ...
The third requirement is the real stumbling-stone in trying to parabolise the
equations for we do not know the pressure field a priori. We can get around this
problem by introducing an iteration scheme in which the pressure gradient term
is ...
Kontaktgroep Numerieke Stromingsleer. Meeting, Pieter Wesseling, Pieter Wesseling (Dr. Ir.), 1987
