10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THEOREMATIST»
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... tybrëol Theorematic, thi o rï-mat'-ic, Theorematical, thi-o-ri-mat'-i-cal, Theoremic
, thi-o-rem'-io, perthynol i ddamcaneh, damcanebus, damcanebol [canydd
Theorematist, thï-o-rem'-â-tiet, s. dam- Theoretic, thi-o-ret'-ic, ) a. perthyn-
Theoretical, ...
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The dictionary in the school-room: containing hints upon the ...
... Perfeetibilian Tamabi1ity[sc'ri1np) Cookee (a female- Squeezable Weism -
Instrumentalist Scrimption (from Poematic Imperiwigged Thawy Theorematist
Revolutionist Shopocracy Thundery Interestingly Regularize Sectionize 0
Plantocracy ...
George Merriam, Charles Merriam, 1854
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The Spelling Dictionary: Or, a Collection of All the Common ...
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utics there there-ab6ut thereafter therefore thereof irony thereon thereupon there
wi th. theriacal thermometcr thcsirmos cope Therstonh , rthese thesis Thetford ...
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The Anatomy of Negation
Nor was Schopenhauer a materialist He was a theorematist of force, but atoms
found no place in his system. Yet if he must be catalogued, it will perhaps be
safest to say that he was an idealist who saw the inutility of dream. Kant's Kritik,
from ...
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The Standard American Encyclopedia of Arts, Sciences, ...
Theorematist, the-o-rem'a-tist, n. One who forms theorems. Theory, the'C-ri, n. rit.
theoria, a theory, from Grr theOria, a looking at, theory, from theOreO, to see, from
theOros, an observer.] A supposition explaining something; a doctrine or ...
MATHEMATICS, theorematist. theorematist 262. MATHEMATICS. theoretical
criticism 104. CRITICISM. theoretics 216. IDEAS. theorist 216. IDEAS; 240.
LEARNING. Theosophic 349. RELIGION, Theosophism. Theosophical 349.
RELIGION ...
Laurence Urdang, Anne Ryle, Tanya H. Lee, 1986
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
Carlyte. Theorematic, Theorematical (th&'d-re- mat"ik,the'o-re-mat"ik-al), a.
Pertaining to a theorem; comprised in a theorem; consisting of theorems; as,
theorematic truth. Theorematist (the-6-rem'a-tist), n. One who forms theorems.
Theoremic ...
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Same as theorematic. theorematist (the-o-rem'a-tist), ». [< Gr. 0?<S- priim(T-), a
theorem, + -tit.] One who forms theorems. theoremic (the-o-rem'ik), a. [< theorem
+ -to.] Theorematic. theoretic (the-o-ret'ik), a. and n. [= F. thfo- rttiqite, < NL.
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
... the body pass through two fixed straight lines: published under Steiner's
auspices in 1855, but not noticed, and rediscovered by A. rematic + -al.~\ Same
as theorematic. theorematist (the-o-rem'a-tist), n. [< Gr. Beu- prifia(T-), a theorem,
+ -&<.] ...
This little book, carefully compiled and edited, contains in its second edition, with
profuse illustrations, data dealing with every aspect of the question, so that it is of
value to the technical and practical machinist as well as the theorematist and ...
International Institute of Refrigeration, 1921
