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Definition of thematic
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Thematic
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to a
theme,
or
subject..
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Solution
::
Solution
(n.) The act of
solving,
or the state of being
solved;
the
disentanglement
of any
intricate
problem
or
difficult
question;
explanation;
clearing
up; -- used
especially
in
mathematics,
either
of the
process
of
solving
an
equation
or
problem,
or the
result
of the
process..
Homaxonial
::
Homaxonial
(a.)
Relating
to that kind of
homology
or
symmetry,
the
mathematical
conception
of
organic
form, in which all axes are
equal.
See under
Promorphology..
Monochord
::
Monochord
(n.) An
instrument
for
experimenting
upon the
mathematical
relations
of
musical
sounds.
It
consists
of a
single
string
stretched
between
two
bridges,
one or both of which are
movable,
and which stand upon a
graduated
rule for the
purpose
of
readily
changing
and
measuring
the
length
of the part of the
string
between
them..
Mathematician
::
Mathematician
(n.) One
versed
in
mathematics.
Anathematic
::
Anathematic
(a.) Alt. of
Anathematica.
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) A
division,
space,
or
interval,
marked
on a
mathematical
or other
instrument,
as on a
thermometer..
Generatrix
::
Generatrix
(n.) That which
generates;
the
point,
or the
mathematical
magnitude,
which,
by its
motion,
generates
another
magnitude,
as a line,
surface,
or
solid;
--
called
also
describent..
Graphics
::
Graphics
(n.) The art or the
science
of
drawing;
esp. of
drawing
according
to
mathematical
rules,
as in
perspective,
projection,
and the
like..
Philomathematic
::
Philomathematic
(n.) A
philomath.
Trigonometry
::
Trigonometry
(n.) That
branch
of
mathematics
which
treats
of the
relations
of the sides and
angles
of
triangles,
which the
methods
of
deducing
from
certain
given parts other
required
parts,
and also of the
general
relations
which exist
between
the
trigonometrical
functions
of arcs or
angles..
Diagraphics
::
Diagraphics
(n.) The art or
science
of
descriptive
drawing;
especially,
the art or
science
of
drawing
by
mechanical
appliances
and
mathematical
rule..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. i.) To use
figures
in a
mathematical
process;
to do sums in
arithmetic.
Anathematical
::
Anathematical
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
nature
of, an
anathema..
Operand
::
Operand
(n.) The
symbol,
quantity,
or thing upon which a
mathematical
operation
is
performed;
--
called
also
faciend..
Surveyor
::
Surveying
(n.) That
branch
of
applied
mathematics
which
teaches
the art of
determining
the area of any
portion
of the
earth's
surface,
the
length
and
directions
of the
bounding
lines,
the
contour
of the
surface,
etc., with an
accurate
delineation
of the whole on
paper;
the act or
occupation
of
making
surveys..
Conjugate
::
Conjugate
(a.)
Presenting
themselves
simultaneously
and
having
reciprocal
properties;
--
frequently
used in pure and
applied
mathematics
with
reference
to two
quantities,
points,
lines,
axes,
curves,
etc..
Set
::
Set (n.) A
number
of
things
of the same kind,
ordinarily
used or
classed
together;
a
collection
of
articles
which
naturally
complement
each
other,
and
usually
go
together;
an
assortment;
a suit; as, a set of
chairs,
of
china,
of
surgical
or
mathematical
instruments,
of
books,
etc..
Generation
::
Generation
(n.) The
formation
or
production
of any
geometrical
magnitude,
as a line, a
surface,
a
solid,
by the
motion,
in
accordance
with a
mathematical
law, of a point or a
magnitude;
as, the
generation
of a line or curve by the
motion
of a
point,
of a
surface
by a line, a
sphere
by a
semicircle,
etc..
Diesis
::
Diesis
(n.) A small
interval,
less than any in
actual
practice,
but used in the
mathematical
calculation
of
intervals..
Exanthematic
::
Exanthematic
(a.) Alt. of
Exanthematou.
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