BERTHOLD SCHWARZ

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Бертольд Шварц

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SCHWARZ — ˈshwȯrts, ˈshfärts, ˈshvä- noun ( -es ) Etymology: German, from schwarz, adjective, black : the winning of all the tricks …
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SCHWARZ — /shwawrts/ ; Ger. /shvahrddts/ , n. Hermann Amandus /herdd"mahn ah mahn"doos/ , 1843-1921, German mathematician.
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BERTHOLD — n. male first name
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BERTHOLD — Classification: City Located in: North Dakota (ND) Total Population (2000): 466 Total Housing Units (2000): 181 Land Area (square meters): …
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SCHWARZ — Шварц
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CAUCHY-SCHWARZ INEQUALITY — Any of several related inequalities developed by The inequalities arise from assigning a {{link=real number">real number measurement, or norm, to …
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SCHWARZ INEQUALITY — Math. 1. Also called Cauchy's inequality . the theorem that the inner product of two vectors is less than or …
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CAUCHY-SCHWARZ INEQUALITY — /koh"shee shwawrts", koh shee"shvahrts"/ , Math. See Schwarz inequality (def. 2).
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SCHWARZ-BART, ANDR
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LAUFER, BERTHOLD — born Oct. 11, 1874, Cologne died Sept. 13, 1934, Chicago U.S. scholar who, for 35 years, was virtually the only …
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DELBRCK, BERTHOLD — born July 26, 1842, Putbus, Prussia died Jan. 3, 1922, Jena, Ger. German linguist who addressed himself to the problems …
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BERTHOLD VON HENNEBERG — born 1442, Germany died Dec. 21, 1504, Germany also called Berthold Von Mainz archbishop-elector of Mainz, imperial chancellor and reformer, …
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BERTHOLD DER SCHWARZE — flourished 14th century also called Berthold Schwarz German monk and alchemist who, probably among others, discovered gunpowder (c. 1313). The …
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AUERBACH, BERTHOLD — born Feb. 28, 1812, Nordstetten, near Horb, Wrttemberg died Feb. 8, 1882, Cannes, France German novelist noted chiefly for his …
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CAUCHY-SCHWARZ INEQUALITY — Any of several related inequalities developed by Augustin-Louis Cauchy and, later, Herman Schwarz (18431921). The inequalities arise from assigning a …
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SCHWARZ, GERMANY — Шварц
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BERTHOLD, DUKE OF BAVARIA — Бертольд
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AUERBACH — biographical name Berthold 1812-1882 German novelist
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MANDAN — North American Plains Indian people living mostly in North Dakota, U.S. Their name is probably of French derivation. The Mandan …
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INEQUALITY — In mathematics, a statement of an order relationship greater than, greater than or equal to, less than, or less than …
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HIDATSA — North American Plains Indian people of Siouan stock living mainly on Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota, U.S. They speak …
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FRIEDRICH — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Friedrich Leopold Baron von Hardenberg Baeyer Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Adolf von Beilstein Friedrich Konrad …
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EUGEN — [c mediumvioletred] (as used in expressions) Bleuler Eugen Eugen Berthold Friedrich Brecht Heydrich Reinhard Tristan Eugen Eugen Ionescu Janácek Leos …
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BRECHT, BERTOLT
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BERN — City (pop., 2000 est: city, 128,600; metro. area, 317,300), capital of Switzerland. Lying along a loop of the Aare River …
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VAGABOND — I. ˈvagəˌbänd, ˈvaig-, chiefly Brit -_bənd adjective Etymology: Middle English vagabound, from Middle French vagabond, from Latin vagabundus, from vagari …
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SCHWARTZBROT — noun or schwarz·brot ˈshfärtsˌbrōt, ˈshvä- ( -s ) Etymology: German schwarzbrot, from schwarz black (from Old High German swarz ) …
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MULTIPLIER — ˈməltəˌplī(ə)r, -īə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from multiplien to multiply + -er : one that multiplies: as …
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BRUNSWICK BLACK — noun Usage: often capitalized 1st B Etymology: translation of German Braunschweiger schwarz : a black varnish usually similar in composition …
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SWART — — swartness , n. /swawrt/ , adj. swarthy. [ bef. 900; ME; OE sweart black, dark; c. G schwarz, ON …
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CAUCHY'S INEQUALITY — Math. See Schwarz inequality (def. 1). [ named after A. L. CAUCHY ]
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AUERBACH — /ow"euhr bahk', owr"-/ ; for 2 also Ger. /ow"euhrdd bahkh'/ , n. 1. Arnold ( "Red" ), born 1917, U.S. …
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AUERBACH — biographical name Berthold 1812-1882 German novelist
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SUPERSTRING THEORY — a type of theory of particle physics that treats elementary particles as extended one-dimensional string-like objects rather than as the …
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PUB ROCK — British back-to-basics musical movement of the early and mid-1970s that provided an alternative to progressive and glam rock. Although a …
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HUMANISM — an attitude of mind attaching prime importance to human beings and human values, often regarded as the central theme of …
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CALLIGRAPHY — writing as an art. The term derives from the Greek words for good or beautiful and for writing or drawing …
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ARCHITECTURE, HISTORY OF WESTERN
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ZWEIBRCKEN — city, Rhineland-Palatinate Land (state), southwestern Germany, on the Schwarz River. The name, meaning two bridges, appeared in Latin documents as …
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YEAR IN REVIEW 2001: OBITUARY
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YEAR IN REVIEW 2000: NOBEL-PRIZES — Prize for Chemistry Ahmed H. Zewail won the 1999 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for developing a technique that allows scientists …
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WITTEN, EDWARD — born Aug. 26, 1951, Baltimore, Md., U.S. American mathematical physicist who was awarded the Fields Medal in 1990 for his …
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VADIANUS, JOACHIM — original name Joachim Von Watt born c. 1484, , Sankt Gallen, Switz. died April 6, 1551, Sankt Gallen Swiss religious …
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PRIX GONCOURT — French literary prize, one of the most important in France. It was first conceived in 1867 by the brothers Edmond …
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PICARD, (CHARLES-) MILE — born , July 24, 1856, Paris, Fr. died Dec. 11, 1941, Paris French mathematician whose theories did much to advance …
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PARIS OPRA BALLET
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OUOLOGUEM, YAMBO
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MONGOLIAN LANGUAGES — one of three subfamilies of the Altaic language family. The Mongolian languages are spoken in Mongolia and adjacent parts of …
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MANDAN — city, seat of Morton county, southwest-central North Dakota, U.S. It lies across the Missouri River from the state capital, Bismarck. …
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LASKER-SCHLER, ELSE
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JUDAISM — the religion of the Jews. It is the complex expression of a religious and ethnic community, a way of life …
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JEROME, SAINT — born c. 347, Stridon, Dalmatia died 419/420, Bethlehem, Palestine Latin in full Eusebius Hieronymus, pseudonym Sophronius ; feast day September …
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HIDATSA — also called Minitari, or Gros Ventres Of The Missouri, American Plains Indian people of Siouan stock who lived on the …
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HERMANN VON REICHENAU, — born July 18, 1013, Saulgau, Swabia died Sept. 24, 1054, Reichenau Monastery, Reichenau byname Hermannus Contractus, or Hermann The Lame …
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FRIBOURG — ( (French), ) German Freiburg, capital of Fribourg canton, Switzerland, on a loop in La Sarine (Saane) River, southwest of …
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FREDERICK — born c. 1286 died Jan. 13, 1330, Gutenstein, Austria byname Frederick The Fair, German Friedrich Der Schne German king from …
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FISCHER, KUNO — born July 23, 1824, Sandewalde, Prussia died July 5, 1907, Heidelberg original name Ernst Kuno Berthold German philosopher and educator …
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DUCHAMP, MARCEL — born July 28, 1887, Blainville, Fr. died Oct. 2, 1968, Neuilly French artist who broke down the boundaries between works …
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BERN — French Berne, Kanton (canton), west-central Switzerland. It is the second most populous and second largest of the Swiss cantons; about …
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ARIKARA — American Plains Indian people of the Caddoan linguistic family who lived along the Missouri River between the Cheyenne River in …
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ШВАРЦ — p.n. Schwarz; Schwartz; лемма Шварца, Schwarz's lemma; распределения Шварца, Schwartz distribution
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CHRISTIAN ANTI-COMMUNISM CRUSADE — сокр CACC Христианский антикоммунистический крестовый поход Общественная религиозная антикоммунистическая организация. Основана в 1953 автором книги "Вы можете доверять коммунистам (только в том, …
CHRISTIAN ANTI-COMMUNISM CRUSADE — (CACC) Христианский антикоммунистический крестовый поход Общественная религиозная антикоммунистическая организация. Основана в 1953 автором книги "Вы можете доверять коммунистам (только в …

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