GRẮUNȚ 의 어원학
grắunț (grăúnțe), s. n. –
1. Bob. –
2. Sămînță, boabă. –
3. Glob, bilă, obiect mic și sferic. –
Var. grăunte, grăunță. Mr. grăunț, gărnuț. Lat. *
granutium sau, după Densusianu,
Rom., XXXIII, 279, Candrea-Dens., 765, Pascu, I, 95 și DAR,
lat. *
granuceum (Pușcariu 730 propunea forma
lat. *
granuculum, care ar fi dus la alt rezultat),
cf. grîu. Fonetismul nu este clar. Cum rezultatul din
lat. trebuia să fie în orice caz
grănuț, ca în
mr., trebuie presupus că s-a adăugat un infix nazal (
cf. Pușcariu,
Diminutiv., 148), *
grănunț, cu disimilare ulterioară. Această explicație este valabilă și dacă plecăm de la
grîu, în forma sa primitivă
grănu (ca în
mr.), cu
suf. dim. -
uț. –
Der. grăunțar, s. n. (regulator la piatra morii de grîu);
grăunțos, adj. (granulos);
grăunți, vb. (a granula; a face boabe);
îngrăunța, vb. (a rotunji; a da nutreț animalelor), cuvînt rar.
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Introduction to Epidemiology - Pagina 33
JOHN GRAUNT AND VITAL STATISTICS Another major contributor to epidemiology, but in a different manner, was John Graunt (1620–1674). In 1603 in London, a systematic recording of deaths was commenced and was called the “bills of ...
Ray M. Merril, Thomas C. Timmreck, 2006
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Medical Statistics from Graunt to Farr - Pagina 36
APPENDIX Did Graunt write the book published over his name? John Graunt and William Petty were, as we have seen, close friends. Graunt, as the world judges success, failed and Petty succeeded. But by the judgment of scientific men in the ...
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Middle English Dictionary - Volumul 4 - Pagina 306
FP 4.29l7: For a sesoun thoi'h tirauntis be puissant, Fortune to them yeueth no lenger graunt. al450 Rich. (Cai) 4422: Pes off hym tydes vs no graunt, But. .we oure God Mahoun forsake. cl450(?al400) Destr.Troy 994l: Sex monethes, and no ...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis, 1964
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Statistical Visions in Time: A History of Time Series ... - Pagina 43
251). In his observations on the bills of mortality. Graunt noted that "Princes are not only Powerfull but Rich. according to the number of their People (Hands being the Father. as Lands are the Mother. and Womb of Wealth)" Kiraunt [1662] 1975.
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An Introduction to Epidemiology - Pagina 83
Another major contributor to epidemiology but in a different manner was John Graunt (1620-1674). In 1603 in London, a systematic recording of deaths was commenced and was called the "Bills of Mortality," summarized in Figure 3.1.
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An Introduction to Population - Pagina 17
Graunt's work gave greater prominence to the scientific study of population, while Percy's work was more heavily weighted toward measuring the resources of the state or Crown. John Graunt (1620-1 674) The "bills of mortality" referred to in ...
Helen Ginn Daugherty, 1995
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Statistical Thought: A Perspective and History - Pagina 158
The person who undertook the study was John Graunt (1620-1674), a London businessman (draper) with keen intellectual interests, an innovative mind, and a strong common sense. Throughout the middle ages right upto the 17th century, the ...
Shoutir Kishore Chatterjee, 2003
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A History of Probability and Statistics and Their ... - Pagina 103
How realistic is Graunt's table? Hull (1899, p. 386) has given the distribution of 53,783 deaths according to age in Geneva for the years 1601–1700 taken from a paper by E. Mallet in 1837, and from these data we have calculated the life table ...
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Public Health: The Development of a Discipline - Volumul 1 - Pagina 25
—J OHN GRAUNT, Natural and Political Observations, 1662 JOHN GRAUNT (PRONOUNCED “GRANT”), born in London at the sign of the Seven Stars in Burchin Lane in 1620, was the firstborn son of Hampshire-raised draper Henry Graunt ...
Dona Schneider, David E. Lilienfeld, 2008
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Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers ... - Pagina 4
In 1662 the English tradesman John Graunt published a book entitled Natural and Political Observations Made upon the Bills of Mortality. Table 1.1, which notes the total number of deaths in England and the number due to the plague for five ...
