10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCLEFT»
Discover the use of
uncleft in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
uncleft and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Free Ideal Rings and Localization in General Rings
It follows that the set of left blocks is finite and by taking a cleavage (17) of c with
a maximal number of factors the ai are uncleft, because otherwise we could
increase the number of factors by taking a cleavage of ai . We note the following ...
2
Canadian Journal of Mathematics
15. Corollary. Let K be a local ring. If G is a finite simple group either oj unit order
or K has characteristic not dividing \G\, then G is a Galois group if and only if K ¥=
K* + J for any \ ¥= g <= G. Proof. Since G is uncleft, the theorem applies. 16.
3
Amphibian Biology: Systematics
Cleithrum uncleft, a thin rib of bone along the anterior margin (leading edge) of
the suprascapula (0, 0). State 1. Cleithrum uncleft, moderately deep anteriorly/
posteriorly (1, 0). State 2. Cleithrum bifurcate (1, 1). The cleithrum is a dermal
bone ...
Harold Heatwole, Michael Tyler, 2007
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
and Ritland (1955) found that the scapula was uncleft and overlain dorsally by
the clavicle, and subsequent authors, e.g. Trueb (1973), accepted both
conditions as primitive: but Kluge and Farris (1969) found that there was too
much ...
5
Free Rings and Their Relations
A factorization c = a, ... ar (14) of an element ceR* is said to be a cleavage if every
atomic factorization of c can be obtained by refining (14). A non-unit with no
cleavage into more than one non-unit is said to be uncleft. For example, take R =
Z, ...
This would give maximum I for quartz optic axes in a fabric governed by single
set of slip planes ab and would give the uncleft girdle for optic axes in girdle
tectonites. (2) By translation on a flat rhombohedral plane whose traces in the
thin ...
Eleanora Frances Bliss Knopf, Earl Ingerson, 1938
and predicate of the uncleft form are 'clefted' the book // carries on...and have
each become the kernels of separate clauses: it isthebook where the verbtobe is
introduced and that carries on .Inthe caseof the pseudocleft form, the uncleft form
is ...
8
On the Fromth of the Lifekin
At last the bottomlay of the cliff is undermined, huge breaklings fall down, and
these beliving fixed, have to be worn away, uncleft by uncleft, until lowered in
size they can be rolled about by the waves, and then are more quickly ground
into ...
9
Structural-functional Studies in English Grammar: In Honour ...
First, the sequences in (5) are used specifica- tionally - as opposed to
predicational constructions (e.g. That's a nice dress you're wearing) - but unlike
other specificational clefts those in (5a-b) cannot be uncleft, thereby resembling
proverbial ...
Michael Hannay, Gerard Steen, 2007
10
Seeds and fruits of North American papaveraceae
Aril pyramidal, attached subbasally, ruffled, covering up to one-fourth of seed,
upper dorsal margin cleft to uncleft, beige to honey colored (occasionally with
persistent funiculus concealed by aril, tip may be exposed). Raphe a line to low
ridge ...
Charles R. Gunn, Margaret J. Seldin, United States. Agricultural Research Service. Northeastern Region, 1976
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNCLEFT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
uncleft is used in the context of the following news items.
Old-timey English and Uncleftish Beholding
The Economist ran an article recently, in its “Johnson” column (the language column, now on its “Prospero” arts and culture blog), about English purism and ... «Washington Post, Feb 14»
Dying words
Yet, despite the easily accessed treasures of the webly-interpipes, delivered to door, I retain the need to occasionally thumb a row of virginal, uncleft spines, sift ... «The Independent News, May 12»
Basics: NOT
For feathers are divisible into Barbed and Unbarbed, and feet into Manycleft, and Twocleft, like those of animals with bifid hoofs, and Uncleft or Undivided, like ... «ScienceBlogs, Dec 08»
