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Meanings of logarithms in English
Inverse of the exponential function, which maps products to sums.
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Usage of logarithms in English
1
The title-page was missing, but its contents were chiefly tables of logarithms.
2
In mathematics the new man had to recite in algebra, logarithms and geometry.
3
At 12, he was introduced to logarithms, which enable one to compute roots.
4
By combining the two proportions already given, we have by logarithms:
5
I have expressly requested Mr. Daniels to provide no logarithms to-night.
6
When he calculates roots, he looks up logarithms in his head.
7
Briggs was the main scientific proponent of Scottish mathematician John Napier's new invention: logarithms.
8
As smarty-pants among you who understand logarithms may be thinking.
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The method of logarithms was first devised by John Napier, 8th Laird of Merchiston.
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But why concern yourself with anything so tedious as logarithms!
11
The sequencing logarithms weren't that old, and he was high on Powers's priority list.
12
There is no such remorseless logic as that of logarithms.
13
It was also programmed with subroutines for logarithms and trigonometry.
14
In reading logarithms, one is not more secure, than in following Plato in his flights.
15
Kind of like how when kids are told about logarithms, they just run mathematically amok.
16
They are getting the education in the humanities the world needs more than tables of logarithms.
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Logarithms through the time