Sentence examples for a dictionary of elementary from inspiring English sources
where D is a dictionary of elementary atoms that span a low-rank data-induced subspace.
In 1844, Jackson gave the meaning of 'metalloid' as 'like metals, but wanting some of their properties.' In 1845, in A dictionary of science, literature and art, Berzelius' classification of the elementary bodies was represented as: I. gazolytes; II.
He wrote a dictionary of advertising terms, a dictionary of synonyms and antonyms, a medical and nursing dictionary, a dictionary of confusable words; at his death he was working on a dictionary of nautical and maritime words.
Language always interested him – a dictionary of the Khazars, a dictionary of Yiddish.
A Dictionary of the Hawaiian Language.
A dictionary of the Kashmiri language.
A Dictionary of Irish Artists, Vols.
After cell searches, I've spent half an hour explaining the difference between a dictionary, a usage dictionary, a biographical dictionary, and a dictionary of philosophy.
A Dictionary of Euphemisms for Imperial Decline Cross-posted with TomDispatch.com.
A dictionary of econometrics.
