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Türkiyeʼde halk ağzından derleme sözlüğü - 3. cilt - Sayfa 1152
Tr.) çevirge (I) [çevirgeç (II)] Kapi veya pencere mandah. (Bereketli *Tavas -Dz.; Igneciler *Mudurnu —Во.; *Safranbolu, Balkur, Aliköy *Çay- cuma -Zn.; *Tasköprü -Ks.) [çevirgeç (II)] : (Büyüktersiye *Adapazan -Sk.; -Ist.; -Sm.) çevirge (II) Yerli ...
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Tekstil terimleri sözlüǧü - Sayfa 48
rü -Ed.) ÇEVİRGİ Çamaşır eteklerindeki, içine çevrilerek dikilmiş yer, baskı. ÇEVİRME MANDALI Dokuma sürecinde, arkadan çözgü levendinin düzenli olarak sökülüp önden dokunan kumaşın sarılmasını sağlayan dokuma ...
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Türk dilinin etimoloji sözlüğü - Sayfa 143
Çevirmek eyleminin çev köküyle bağlantılı türemeler: çevelek (hortum, fars. gir- dab), çever (su bölme yeri), çevermek (gelişmek, yayılmak, dağılmak), çevgel (sabandemirinin çamurunu sıyıran aygıt), çevirge (kapı mandalı, iğ), çevirgeç (kapı ...
İsmet Zeki Eyuboğlu, 1991
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Linear Algebraic Groups - Sayfa 120
Also, the restriction of 0 to a translate gi . V is a morphism. It follows that (p is a homomorphism of algebraic groups G\ G. If m = 2 the restrictions of 0 to V and its translates are isomorphisms and it follows that then G is isomorphic to SL2.
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A First Course in Fourier Analysis - Sayfa 17
We say that a system is translation invariant if the output go = Agi of an arbitrary τ-translate gi (t):=f i(t + τ), −∞ <t<∞, of an arbitrary input function fi is the corresponding τ-translate go (t)=f o(t + τ), −∞ <t<∞ of the output fo = Afi to fi, i.e., when we ...
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Sources of Japanese Tradition: Volume 2, 1600 to 2000 - Sayfa 86
Hence, to render these terms as Ansai intended them, we often have to translate gi/yi as “duty” or invest it with the more absolute connotations of “righteousness.” 4. As a method of personal praxis, Ansai endorsed “quiet sitting” (seiza)— for ...
Wm. Theodore de Bary, Carol Gluck, Donald Keene, 2005
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Introduction to Databases: From Biological to Spatio-Temporal
Let 7 contain G\ = ([0,1] x [0,1], (l,+oo), /1) where f is the identity transformation and G2 = ([0, 1] x [0, 1], (l,+oo), f2) where f2 is: f2(x,y,t) 1 t -1 1 y We can use query interoperability to find the intersection of Gi and G2 . First, we translate Gi to: C\ ...
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San Rock Art - Sayfa 71
How then should we translate !gi:xa and nlom k'xaa? There is no exactly parallel English word: ( ' ' , ( 3 ( ' ) ' ' magician, sorcerer and priest all seem inappropriate. Some anthropologists who have studied the San prefer the word 71.
J.D. Lewis-Williams, 2013
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Sources of Japanese Tradition, Abridged: Part 1: 1600 to 1868
Ansai further extended this to mean loyalty to the emperor as the specific Japanese instantiation of the rulership principle. Hence, to render these terms as Ansai intended them, we often have to translate gi/yi as "duty" or invest it with the more ...
Wm. Theodore de Bary, 2013
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Kleinian Groups - Sayfa 146
... are only finitely many singular curves on C. Let V1, ..., V, be a complete list of inequivalent such singular curves. For each V, there is a gre G so that gy(C) and C intersect along V, note that the translate gi(C) depends only on W.; likewise ...
