КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «SOLVABLENESS»
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American Pronouncing Dictionary of English Language
SoL-n-Tios (so-lft'shnn), n. Matter dissolved; explanation; separa< tion. Sol-u-tivk
(sAl'uMlv), a. Laxative. Solv-a-bil-i-tt ('sAlv-i-bllWtA), n. Solvableness. •Solv-a-ble
(holv'i'bl), o. Capa ble of being solved or paid: — sometimes written solvible.
Alexander H. Laidlaw,
1859
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An English and Danish Dictionary ...
SOLVABLENESS, Sub. opsaseligbed; formel-'bed 'il at &dale. so L v e N c Y ,
Sub. betalm'ng zfor'nuenbed til at &dale. SOLVEN l', Azþlsh'n burdoun/e.
SOLUTION, Sad. oploming ;sme[tning. so L U T l V E, Adj. oflqsendqsmc/tende.
SOLY, mid ...
To our argument, then, before mentioned, proving an equal indis- solvableness
in all the links of the chain of divine graces, drawn forth and insisted on from the
equal dependence of the design and purpose of God on the mutual dependence
...
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A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
INSOLUBILITE, if. the being insoluble, irre- solvableness. INSOLUBLE, adj. not
admitting solution ; that cannot be dissolved, insoluble. INSOLUBLEMENT, adv.
insolubly. INSOLVABILITE, if. insolvency. INSOLVABLE, adj. insolvent, unable to
...
Alexander G. Collot,
1856
To our argument, then, before mentioned, proving an equal indis- solvableness
in all the links of the chain of divine graces, drawn forth and insisted on from the
equal dependence of the design and purpose of God on the mutual dependence
...
John Owen, William H. Goold,
1853
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A dictionary of the English language
Solvableness, s. state of being solvable. Solve, v. to explain, to clear up. Sol'
vency, a. an ability to pay debts. Sol'vent, a. having a dissolving power ; able to
pay all debts contracted: a. a fluid that dissolves any substance. Solv'er, a. one
that ...
Robert Joseph Sullivan,
1869
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The universal etymological English dictionary
SOLSTIAL Prints [in Afiron.~\ are those points of the ccliptick, wherein the fun's
ascent above the ccliptick and his descent below it are terminated.
SOLVABLENESS Los solvable, F.] ability to pay, SOLUBLE- Tartar {Chymiftry] a
kind of chymical ...
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A manual of etymology; or, First steps to a knowledge of the ...
Solve, solvency, solvent, solvable, solvableness, solution, absolve, absolute,
absolution, dissoluble, dissolve, dissolvent, dissolvable, dissolute, dissolution,
indis- solvable, insoluble, insolubility, insolvency, insolvent, irresolute,
irresolution, ...
Robert Joseph Sullivan,
1860
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A Comprehensive Dictionary of the World
Solvability, solv-a-bil -e-tn, ) s. The state of Solvableness, solv -a-bl-nes, \ being
solvable ; ability to pay all just debts. Solvable, solv'-a-U, a. (Lat.) That may be
solved, resolved, or explained ; that can be paid. Solve, ts/v, v. a. (Lat.) To' loosen
t ...
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Computational Science and Its Applications - ICCSA 2010: ...
The generic case is to consider the program without any assumptions is
depended on the solvableness of SASs and there are not obvious results.
Recently, Xia and Zhang [20] proposed a conjecture that the decision of P is
undecidable using ...
David Taniar, Osvaldo Gervasi, Beniamino Murgante,
2010