- Look up commensurability, commensurable,
commensurate, incommensurability, or
incommensurable in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Two
concepts or things...
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commensurable if they
differ only by a
finite amount, in a
precise sense. The
commensurator of a
subgroup is
another subgroup,
related to the normalizer. Two groups...
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Commensurate line
circuits are
electrical circuits composed of
transmission lines that are all the same length;
commonly one-eighth of a wavelength. Lumped...
- The
Truth About Crime is a
British television do****entary
series inspired and
presented by Nick Ross in ****ociation with the film-maker
Roger Graef, executive...
- some way may be
found of
securing agreement for
demanding reparation commensurate with the
tremendous sacrifices made by the
British Empire and her Allies...
- once the
demesne of the main
manor of the
medieval parish now
roughly commensurate with the
district of Chelsea, London. It was a
residence acquired by...
- (2014). "Building the
tower of Babel:
International Sign,
linguistic commensuration, and
moral orientation".
Language in Society. 43 (4): 445–465. doi:10...
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Andreas von Hirsch,
before 2008
published under his
anglicised name
Andrew von Hirsch, is a
legal philosopher and
penal theorist and the
founding Director...
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naval blockade to
enforce the sanctions. It said the "use of
measures commensurate to the
specific cir****stances as may be necessary ... to halt all inward...
- state-changes such as
between solid and liquid.)
These two
usages are not
commensurate with the
formal definition given above and the
intended meaning must...
