This project introduces a flexible mathematical model used to represent problems of separating objects in space.
... definition has two noteworthy points for our purposes. First, although the World Food Summit Plan of Action notes that food security is a relevant development objective at the national, regional, and global levels, the definition ...
... meaning according to the strict rules of logical definition . " - Max Muller's Lectures , Second Series , p . 526 . " That each word has derived from a long ancestry its present con- stitution , and that a complete understanding of it ...
... meaning according to the strict rules of logical definition . " - Max Muller's Lectures , Second Series , p . 526 . " That each word has derived from a long ancestry its present con- stitution , and that a complete understanding of it ...
... disentangle them- selves , and get away . " - Boyle . 2. To set free or disengage from impedi- ments , perplexity , or complications ; to dis- embarrass . " Till they could find some expedient to explicate and disentangle themselves out ...
... disentangle them- Belves , and get away . " - Boyle . 2. To set free or disengage from impedi- ments , perplexity , or complications ; to dis- embarrass . " Till they could find some expedient to explicate and disentangle themselves out ...
... disentangle them- selves , and get away . " - Boyle . 2. To set free or disengage from impedi- ments , perplexity , or complications ; to dis- embarrass . " Till they could find some expedient to explicate and disentangle themselves out ...
... disentangle . 1868 BROWNING Ring & Bk . xII . 565 Convulsive effort to disperse the films And disenmesh the fame o ' the martyr . Disenno ble , v . [ f . DIS - 6 + ENNOBLE . ] trans . To deprive of nobleness ; to render ignoble : the ...
... disentangle . 1868 BROWNING Ring & Bk . XII . 565 Convulsive effort to disperse the films And disenmesh the fame o ' the martyr . Disenno ble , v . [ f . Dis - 6 + ENNOBLE . ] trans . To deprive of nobleness ; to render ignoble : the ...
... disentangle them- Belves , and get away . " - Boyle . 2. To set free or disengage from impedi- ments , perplexity , or complications ; to dis- embarrass . " Till they could find some expedient to explicate and disentangle themselves out ...