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Definition of factor
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Factor
(v. t.) To
resolve
(a
quantity)
into its
factors.
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Jenny
::
"Jenny
(n.) A
machine
for
spinning
a
number
of
threads
at once, -- used in
factories..
Manufactory
::
Manufactory
(a.)
Pertaining
to
manufacturing.
Sugariness
::
Sugar-house
(n.) A
building
in which sugar is made or
refined;
a sugar
manufactory.
Calefactor
::
Calefactor
(n.) A
heater;
one who, or that
which,
makes hot, as a
stove,
etc..
Versor
::
Versor
(n.) The
turning
factor
of a
quaternion.
Smell
::
Smell (v. t.) The sense or
faculty
by which
certain
qualities
of
bodies
are
perceived
through
the
instrumentally
of the
olfactory
nerves.
See
Sense.
Covariant
::
Covariant
(n.) A
function
involving
the
coefficients
and the
variables
of a
quantic,
and such that when the
quantic
is
lineally
transformed
the same
function
of the new
variables
and
coefficients
shall be equal to the old
function
multiplied
by a
factor.
An
invariant
is a like
function
involving
only the
coefficients
of the
quantic..
Wealthy
::
Wealthy
(superl.)
Hence,
ample;
full;
satisfactory;
abundant..
Empty
::
Empty
(superl.)
Unable
to
satisfy;
unsatisfactory;
hollow;
vain; -- said of
pleasure,
the
world,
etc..
Tensor
::
Tensor
(n.) The ratio of one
vector
to
another
in
length,
no
regard
being had to the
direction
of the two
vectors;
-- so
called
because
considered
as a
stretching
factor
in
changing
one
vector
into
another.
See
Versor..
Factory
::
Factory
(n.) The body of
factors
in any
place;
as, a
chaplain
to a
British
factory..
Monte-acid
::
Monte-acid
(n.) An acid
elevator,
as a tube
through
which acid is
forced
to some
height
in a
sulphuric
acid
manufactory..
Operative
::
Operative
(n.) A
skilled
worker;
an
artisan;
esp., one who
operates
a
machine
in a mill or
manufactory..
Factorized
::
Factorized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Factoriz.
Calefactory
::
Calefactory
(n.) A
hollow
sphere
of
metal,
filled
with hot
water,
or a
chafing
dish,
placed
on the altar in cold
weather
for the
priest
to warm his hands
with..
Nose
::
Nose (n.) The
prominent
part of the face or
anterior
extremity
of the head
containing
the
nostrils
and
olfactory
cavities;
the
olfactory
organ.
See
Nostril,
and
Olfactory
organ under
Olfactory..
Coefficient
::
Coefficient
(n.) A
number,
commonly
used in
computation
as a
factor,
expressing
the
amount
of some
change
or
effect
under
certain
fixed
conditions
as to
temperature,
length,
volume,
etc.; as, the
coefficient
of
expansion;
the
coefficient
of
friction..
Sphaeridium
::
Sphaeridium
(n.) A
peculiar
sense organ found upon the
exterior
of most kinds of sea
urchins,
and
consisting
of an oval or
sherical
head
surmounting
a short
pedicel.
It is
generally
supposed
to be an
olfactory
organ..
Cold
::
Cold (n.)
Unwelcome;
disagreeable;
unsatisfactory.
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) State as
indicated
by sum of
exponents;
more
particularly,
the
degree
of a term is
indicated
by the sum of the
exponents
of its
literal
factors;
thus, a2b3c is a term of the sixth
degree.
The
degree
of a
power,
or
radical,
is
denoted
by its
index,
that of an
equation
by the
greatest
sum of the
exponents
of the
unknown
quantities
in any term; thus, ax4 + bx2 = c, and mx2y2 + nyx = p, are both
equations
of the
fourth
degree..
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