10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A CONVÉRGE»
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a convérge in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a convérge and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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The Spelling and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
Convéntionary, a. fettled by ftipulation Convéntual, a, belonging to a covenant Convérge, v. to tend to one point Convérging, a. inclining to a point, L. , Convérfable, a. fociable, fit for a conversation. Convérfant, a. well versed in, acquainted with ...
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The New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English ...
Convérge, v. converger Convérging, р. convergent, e. Convérsable, a. sociable, de bonne conversation Conversably, ad. honnêtement Convêrsaut, a. versé', e. Convérsangquiconverseůux' traite Conversátion, s. -tion, f. сите— tien; cormmrce ...
Thomas NUGENT (LL.D.), J. OUISEAU, 1821
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The New Pocket Dictionary of the French and English ... - Pagina 64
Conventual , a. conventuel , Convérge , vn. converge' Converging, a. convergent, e. Convérfable , a. fociabU , 2, de bonne* converfation Convérfably , ad. honnêtement Convérfant , a. verfé, e. Converfation , f. converfation, f. entretien , m.
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The New Spelling Dictionary ... Revised, Corrected, and ... - Pagina 79
... f. a monk, a nun Convérge, v. n. to tend to one point ~ Conver'ging, part. tending to one point Convers'able, a. fit for conversation, fociable | Con'verfant, a. acquainted with, experienced in Conversátion, f. familiar discourse, behavior .
John ENTICK, William CRAKELT, 1784
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Quantum Science Methods and Structure: A Tribute to ... - Pagina 334
Under proper conditions such a procedure may convérge to a root. What is of more interest here, however, is that if the derivative f'(e) exists and is negative throughout the closed interval from the root to the initial approximant e , then go and e ...
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A New Vocabulary of the Most Difficult Words in the ... - Pagina 56
To convéne, to affemble. Convénticle, s. a meeting. To convérge, to tend to one point. Convérfant, a. familiar, acquainted with. Cónverse, s. manner of difcourfing ; the contrary. To convérfe, to difcourse. Convértible, a. that may be changed.
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An English and Oordoo School Dictionary, in Roman ... - Pagina 41
iíaAa, íuAAféef, arám Convéne, ». mújlis juma k. ekják. Convénient, s. muaAóol, theek Convention, s. mújlis, súbha Convérge, ». n. mílna, máil hóna Conversant, a. agáh, wáAif, áshna, móoltulu Conversátion, a. gooftugóo, baí- chéeí Cónverse ...
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Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
To Convérge, vn. Converger, dirigirse á un Convergent, ConvErging, a. Convergente. ConvErsable, a. Conversable, sociable. ConvErsableness, ». Sociabilidad. ConvErsably, ad. Sociablemente. Conversant, a. Intimo, versado en, concerní ...
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Laser Optics of Condensed Matter: Volume 2 The Physics of ...
... the sums over the numbers of the waveguide modes is replaced by the integrals over y = k2/(kob). since when y > 1 then k2 >> T/d. In addition, as the integrals convérge exponentially rapidly the integration is extended up to infinity. t 1.6}.
E. Garmire, A.A. Maradudin, K.K. Rebane, 2012
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Deleuze and Desire: Analysis of The Logic of Sense - Pagina 111
En premier lieu, les zones érogènes dans la sexualité prégénitale: chacune s'organise en une série, qui convérge autour d'une singularité représentée le plus souvent parl'orifice entouré de muqueuse.' (LdS 261), (LoS 225). 85 Deleuze ...
Piotrek Świątkowski, 2015
