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1. And if PostScript has a leading light, it is Pierre Bzier, a French mathematician.
2. The mathematician will look at it and simply know the answer.
3. The mathematician Aristarchus suggested that the problem could be simplified if all the planets, including Earth, were to orbit the Sun but, after much controversy, his argument was lost.
4. "When a mathematician proves some proposition you had not known, he accomplishes no more than a man who discloses the contents of a casket by opening it up."
5. Computer graphics is, among other things, just what the mathematician needed: an appropriate mechanism for turning algebra into forms.
6. I showed the article to my wife - a mathematician - and asked her to remind me about "eigen analysis of the covariance matrix z" etc , but I gather that such analysis is not exactly commonplace or entirely obvious!
7. Correspondences: The Work and Imagination of Mathematician S. Ramanujan A Baratha Natyam dance opera by the Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Company, Festival Hall, London, 20 and 21 February
8. Pascal, Blaise (1623-;1662) A French theologian and mathematician, Pascal is most famous for his unfinished Penses ( Thoughts ), in which, by means of brilliant, pungent remarks, he attempts a vindication of Christianity through a series of perceptive observations whose psychological insight and aphoristic style anticipate the approach of the brilliant atheist Nietzsche in the nineteenth century.
9. Some of these patterns, as the Oxford mathematician, Jim Murray, has shown, resemble the coat patterns of animals like leopards and zebras, and the spots on butterfly wings.
10. For Conrad Dasypodius, however, the mathematician at Strasburg Academy who designed and planned the clock, the nominal essence would be radically different.
11. Having been a mathematician in the years gone by, I was amazed at the audacity of the polling companies to state that a sample of 1,000 voters was representative plus or minus three percent of a total electorate of some 43 million.
12. Third-level study of the subject is not just for the scientist or the mathematician, or for those with previous experience of computing.
13. The longer his estimate, the more he will play according to the mathematician's expectations for the true iterated game: in other words, the nicer, more forgiving, less envious he will be.