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Definition of hematic
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Hematic
(n.) A
medicine
designed
to
improve
the
condition
of the
blood.
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Anathematical
::
Anathematical
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
nature
of, an
anathema..
Thematic
::
Thematic
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to a
theme,
or
subject..
Mathematical
::
Mathematical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
mathematics;
according
to
mathematics;
hence,
theoretically
precise;
accurate;
as,
mathematical
geography;
mathematical
instruments;
mathematical
exactness..
Physico-mathematics
::
Physico-mathematics
(n.) Mixed
mathematics.
Iatromathematical
::
Iatromathematical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
iatromathematicians
or their
doctrine.
Mechanics
::
Mechanics
(n.) That
science,
or
branch
of
applied
mathematics,
which
treats
of the
action
of
forces
on
bodies..
Mathesis
::
Mathesis
(n.)
Learning;
especially,
mathematics..
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..
Geometer
::
Geometer
(n.) One
skilled
in
geometry;
a
geometrician;
a
mathematician.
Curvature
::
Curvature
(n.) The
amount
of
degree
of
bending
of a
mathematical
curve,
or the
tendency
at any point to
depart
from a
tangent
drawn to the curve at that
point..
Rhematic
::
Rhematic
(n.) The
doctrine
of
propositions
or
sentences.
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..
Straight
::
Straight
(superl.)
Right,
in a
mathematical
sense;
passing
from one point to
another
by the
nearest
course;
direct;
not
deviating
or
crooked;
as, a
straight
line or
course;
a
straight
piece of
timber..
Diesis
::
Diesis
(n.) A small
interval,
less than any in
actual
practice,
but used in the
mathematical
calculation
of
intervals..
Professor
::
Professor
(n.) One who
professed,
or
publicly
teaches,
any
science
or
branch
of
learning;
especially,
an
officer
in a
university,
college,
or other
seminary,
whose
business
it is to read
lectures,
or
instruct
students,
in a
particular
branch
of
learning;
as a
professor
of
theology,
of
botany,
of
mathematics,
or of
political
economy..
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..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(v. i.) To use
figures
in a
mathematical
process;
to do sums in
arithmetic.
#NAME?
::
-ics () A
suffix
used in
forming
the names of
certain
sciences,
systems,
etc., as
acoustics,
mathematics,
dynamics,
statistics,
politics,
athletics..
Represent
::
Represent
(v. t.) To serve as a sign or
symbol
of; as,
mathematical
symbols
represent
quantities
or
relations;
words
represent
ideas or
things..
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