Meanings of analytical geometry in English

When I was younger I had studied logic, analytical geometry, and algebra.

If this sounds paradoxical to anyone, let him think of analytical geometry.

He told me that he was working at analytical geometry.

My companion was a wreck: I, on the other hand, had refreshed myself with analytical geometry.

The blackboard, excellent for the curves of analytical geometry studied in my friend's company, is now neglected.

He smiled to think that any one should presume to become a parson without having at least mastered analytical geometry.

Analytical geometry originated with his investigation of the nature and origin of curves.

For the great majority of men, such subjects as abstract Analytical Geometry perish at once.

'I shall have to learn analytical geometry some day,' I said.

At another time he writes for the following books: Olmsted's Philosophy, Blair's Rhetoric, Cicero de Oratore, and an Analytical Geometry.

He said to his students: I never should have gone through Analytical Geometry and Calculus, had it not been for these men.

I do not quite understand your reference to Stokes and Adams, as types of the men who alone retain their abstract Analytical Geometry.

Modern analysis is practically coeval with Descartes, the founder of ' 'analytical geometry,'' although the calculus of general quantities had previously been termed analysis.

" Analytical geometry," he said; "and on the first day of the finest spring the world ever saw!"

"Something in analytical geometry, isn't it?"

The third class have pure mathematics, analytical Geometry, descriptive geometry, and the principles of shades, shadows, and perspective, from 8 to 11 A.M. daily.