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Meanings of mathematician in English
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Examples for "pythagorean"
Examples for "pythagorean"
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Knewton 'The Magic Pill' Let's say a math teacher is getting ready to teach her students the pythagorean theorem.
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The teacher could invite his students to join Knewton, and assign them all a lesson about the pythagorean theorem.
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Qumtius Sextius, in the time of Augustus, had revived the Pythagorean doctrines.
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Quintius Sextius, in the time of Augustus, had revived the Pythagorean doctrines.
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Yes, their notion of reincarnation is more Pythagorean than Buddhist, well done.
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I'll take that as a general statement of Cartesian skepticism, shall I?
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The terms of its takeover by Thomvest and Cartesian were not disclosed.
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How about a review of two different coordinate systems: Cartesian and polar coordinates.
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And this Cartesian theory has been with us for a long time now.
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For he attempted to extend the Cartesian theory to social facts.
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This is not the place fur a controversy about the Leibnitzian system.
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It reminds one of Lessing and Herder, who also attempted to combine Spinozistic and Leibnitzian elements.
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He is a firm believer in the Leibnitzian law of continuity, and does not surpass the conclusions of Baumgarten.
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A complete change of the Cartesian system, upon which Leibnitz based his own, was necessary, if speculation were ever to surpass the Leibnitzian aesthetic.
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Most people have heard of the "Harmonie Pre-etablie" of Leibnitz; it is borrowed without acknowledgment from Spinoza, and adapted to the Leibnitzian system.
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Daniel now tried the Leibnizian experiment of rehearsing the explosion in the laboratory from Roger's point of view.
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Newtonian or Leibnizian calculus?
Usage of mathematician in English
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You don't need to be a great mathematician to work this out.
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Perhaps no man should remain a mathematician after the age of 40.
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This man is a mathematician; a second studies music; a third painting.
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He was appointed to succeed Tycho in the position of imperial mathematician.
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The book series follows a mathematician who predicts the collapse of humanity.
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It gave a fascinating insight into the mind of a great mathematician.
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He was a natural mathematician, and was remarkable for hardihood and perseverance.
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He and lawyer and mathematician Pierre Fermat invented the theory of probabilities.
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Nash, 86, was a senior mathematician at Princeton University in New Jersey.
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Aum approached the task with the rigor and logic of a mathematician.
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He had thought he might end up as biologist or a mathematician.
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The mathematician had learnt to sit upon a chair like ordinary mortals.
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I call his attention to Tom Lehrer, eminent mathematician and satirical songwriter.
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Amongst them was De Lanzy, the celebrated mathematician, and friend of Maupertuis.
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Salmon was a distinguished mathematician and theologian and provost of Trinity College.
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M'Laurin, the mathematician, turned his genius to the bettering of the fortifications.
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