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Programming Languages and Systems: 9th European Symposium ...
The actual content of ri corresponds to inci – deci. ... the first to the second configuration by performing the i" instruction of R. ((i, inci, dec1, ..., inch, deco), R) → means that the program R has no instruction i, i.e., the computation is ter– minated.
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Encyclopædia britannica: or, A dictionary of arts, ...
Pipes Jen/My Horizontal n/~d — 0,5, or I Inci Diameter. 85.524 72,617 60,034 58,47* Velaci- Theoty. tin ca1- 1 □ , □' 1 culattd. Inch. 29,663 29.412 22,056 21,146 19.950 1 6,543 15,232 ' 3>co5 10,656 8,824 3,218 1,647 Experiments by the ...
Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig, 1796
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Johnson's English Dictionary - Pagina 498
With unnatural love. Dryden. INCE'STUOUSNESS*, in-ses'-tsha-fls-ne's. n. t. State of incest. Bp. Hall. INCH}, insh. ... To INCH, Insh. v.a. To drive by inches. ... Occasionally; by the by ; bv the way, Bacon. r<>INCI'NER~ATE$, "m-sin'-uer-4te.
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
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A New French and English Dictionary - Părţile 1-2 - Pagina 166
Every inch an untrer, usurier dans toute la force du terme. Inch by inch, peu á peu, graduellement. To Inch, va. chasser, repousser par degrés. Ti> Inch, vn. ... Ikcircumspec'tion, ». manque de circonapec- To Inci'se, va. inciser, couper; graver.
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A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
To INCH. v. n. To advance or retire a little at a time. INCHED, a [with a word of number before it.] Containing inches iu ... Inception; beginning. Hale. I NCHOATIVE. a. [incbeativns, Lat.] Inccp live; noting inchuation or beginning. To INCI DE.
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The American Builder's General Price Book and Estimator: ...
2 inch, complete, 2J inch, ...... 3 inch, . inci) 4 inch, ...... WATER-CLOSETS. Pan closet, with valve complete, .... Ditto, with patent valve and apparatus complete, LEAD AIR TRAPS, WITH BELLS AND GRATES. 3 inch, .... each, 3J inch, 4 inch, ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary, as Improved by Todd and ... - Pagina 498
INCH y, insh. 352. n.s. [tnce, Sax.; vncia, Lat.] A measure of length supposed equal to three grains of barley laid end to .... To INCITE 5, iii-stle'. i-.a. [incito, Lat] To stir up, to push forward in a purpose ; to animate; to spur; to urge on. Bacon. INCI' ...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Henry John Todd, 1830
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words ... - Volumul 1
A foot is the sixth part of the stature of man, a span one eighth of it, and a thumb's breadth or inch one seventy- second. ... To Inci'de. v.-a. [from incido, to cut, Latin.] Medicines are said to incide which consist of pointed and sliarp particles j as ...
Samuel Johnson, James Knapton ((Londres)), 1755
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Entick's New Spelling Dictionary ... Carefully revised, ... - Pagina 211
Inch, s. the twelfth part of a foot, a small piece. Inch, v. to drive, take, give or retreat by inches. Inched, pa. having inches in length or breadth. Inch'ipin, s. a ... Inci'sed, a cut, made by cutting, carved, jagged. Inci"sion, Inci'sure, s. a cut, opening, ...
John ENTICK, John ROBINSON (Schoolmaster, of London.), 1834
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Pantologia: A new cyclopaedia, comprehending a complete ...
To Inch. v. n. To advance or retire a little at a time. Inch of Candle. See Candle. INCHCOLM, a small island of Scotland, in the ... Want of caution; want of heed (Brovsn). INCfSBD. a. (incisus, Lat.) Cut ; made by cutting (Wiseman). INCI SION. s.
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth, 1813
