10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «ARCHWISE»
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Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
4 5 Ascending, or turned archwise upward. 46 Declining, or declined, turned
archwise downward. 47 Incurvated, tut ned archwise inward. 48 Nutant, nodding,
having the point turned outward. 49 Reflex, having any part turned backward.
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Journal of the Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University: ...
Therefore any point p of F0 posesses a neighbourhood V such that V+ : = F^ fl V
and V _ : = fl V are archwise connected. Let p0 and />! be arbitrary points of F4.
We show that there is a curve in F+ from />0 to pi and so F+ is archwise
connected ...
Hokkaidō Daigaku. Rigakubu, 1967
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Journal of the Faculty of Science, Hokkaidō University: ...
Because of the archwise connectedness of BT and B , v 1{B+) and v~*{BJ) are
archwise connected. Therefore any point p of F0 posesses a neighbourhood V
such that V+ : = F+ fl V and V : =F-C\V are archwise connected. Let />0 and pv be
...
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The Sportsman's Dictionary ... Improved and Enlarged by ...
ARCHED LEGS; a horse is said to have arched legs when his knees are bended
archwise. This expression relates to fore-quarters; and the infirmity here signified,
happens to such horses as have their legs spoiled with trar'elling. The horses ...
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The Whole Works: ¬The temple-service and the prospect of the ...
built archwise :” notthat the surface, or utmost part of it, was like an arch of stone
without any other roof,—but that being raised and roofed, like the other buildings
about the court, it was only in this lower room made archwise, because there was
...
John Lightfoot, John Rogers Pitman, 1823
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... bwäol, Archwise, ârtshwise, \ ar Inn bwa Arcíllate, ârc'-liwt, la. trysodell, math
Arnhilute, ar-ci'-hwt, J o offeryn cerdd Archly, ártsh'-ü, ad. yn gyfrwys, yn ys-
trywgar, yn walchaidd, yn arabeddus Archmarshal, artsh-mar'-shi-al, a. arfel- iad,
...
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Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Bogenwels, adj. e' adu. archwise or in a Bow. bogenweise fcsylefitn, beugvn oder
Frfimmen, to shoot or bend a Thing archwise or in a Bow. Bogenwinde, dle, a
Machine to bend a Bow by. Bogen iehen, has, the Drawing of a Cir e, the Making
...
Wild Oat. ++ Spikelets without conspicuous interior tufts of hairs. || Spikelets large
, awned, at the extremities of long, slender, hair-like branchlets, and drooping
archwise, all to one side. Awns shorter than the glumes ; stems four to six feet )
33.
Leopold Hartley Grindon, 1859
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A Grammar of Botany: Containing an Explanation of the System ...
140. Reflexed, (reflexi, refle'chis ou pendans perpendiculairement,) hanging
down perpendicularly. Ex~. Salix babylonica. 141. Declined, (declinati, declines,)
descending archwise. Observation. The least degree of curvature towards the
earth ...
Robert John Thornton, 1818
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The Botanist's Companion: Or, An Introduction to the ...
Oblique, olliquvs, between a perpendicular and horizontal line, Ascending,
ascendens, archwise upwards. Declined, declinatus, descending archwise.
Incurvate, mcurvatus, nodding upwards. Nodding, nutans, bent down outward
from the top.
