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Definition of mathematic
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Mathematic
(a.) See
Mathematical.
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Philomathematic
::
Philomathematic
(n.) A
philomath.
Mathesis
::
Mathesis
(n.)
Learning;
especially,
mathematics..
Euharmonic
::
Euharmonic
(a.)
Producing
mathematically
perfect
harmony
or
concord;
sweetly
or
perfectly
harmonious.
Scheme
::
Scheme
(n.) Any
lineal
or
mathematical
diagram;
an
outline.
Box
::
Box (n.) A tree or
shrub,
flourishing
in
different
parts of the
world.
The
common
box
(Buxus
sempervirens)
has two
varieties,
one of
which,
the dwarf box (B.
suffruticosa),
is much used for
borders
in
gardens.
The wood of the tree
varieties,
being very hard and
smooth,
is
extensively
used in the arts, as by
turners,
engravers,
mathematical
instrument
makers,
etc..
Proficient
::
Proficient
(n.) One who has made
considerable
advances
in any
business,
art,
science,
or
branch
of
learning;
an
expert;
an
adept;
as,
proficient
in a
trade;
a
proficient
in
mathematics,
music,
etc..
Geometrician
::
Geometrician
(n.) One
skilled
in
geometry;
a
geometer;
a
mathematician.
Iatromathematician
::
Iatromathematician
(n.) One of a
school
of
physicians
in
Italy,
about the
middle
of the 17th
century,
who tried to apply the laws of
mechanics
and
mathematics
to the human body, and hence were eager
student
of
anatomy;
--
opposed
to the
iatrochemists..
Calculating
::
Calculating
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
mathematical
calculations;
performing
or able to
perform
mathematical
calculations.
Algebra
::
Algebra
(n.) That
branch
of
mathematics
which
treats
of the
relations
and
properties
of
quantity
by means of
letters
and other
symbols.
It is
applicable
to those
relations
that are true of every kind of
magnitude.
Double First
::
Double
first () One who gains at
examinations
the
highest
honor both in the
classics
and the
mathematics.
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..
Geodesy
::
Geodesy
(n.) That
branch
of
applied
mathematics
which
determines,
by means of
observations
and
measurements,
the
figures
and areas of large
portions
of the
earth's
surface,
or the
general
figure
and
dimenshions
of the
earth;
or that
branch
of
surveying
in which the
curvature
of the earth is taken into
account,
as in the
surveys
of
States,
or of long lines of
coast..
Prick
::
Prick (v.) A
mathematical
point;
--
regularly
used in old
English
translations
of
Euclid.
Base
::
Base (n.) The
number
from which a
mathematical
table is
constructed;
as, the base of a
system
of
logarithms..
Result
::
Result
(n.) That which
results;
the
conclusion
or end to which any
course
or
condition
of
things
leads,
or which is
obtained
by any
process
or
operation;
consequence
or
effect;
as, the
result
of a
course
of
action;
the
result
of a
mathematical
operation..
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..
Diesis
::
Diesis
(n.) A small
interval,
less than any in
actual
practice,
but used in the
mathematical
calculation
of
intervals..
Physico-mathematics
::
Physico-mathematics
(n.) Mixed
mathematics.
Operand
::
Operand
(n.) The
symbol,
quantity,
or thing upon which a
mathematical
operation
is
performed;
--
called
also
faciend..
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