- A two-dimensional
equable shape (or
perfect shape) is one
whose area is
numerically equal to its perimeter. For example, a
right angled triangle with...
- the
equable and
homogeneous climate that
existed in the
early parts of the Eocene. A
multitude of
proxies support the
presence of a
warmer equable climate...
- child, his
brother characterized him as
having been
sweet tempered and
equable,
while fellow school pupils recalled that Pol Pot was
mediocre but pleasant...
- paraphrase: Absolute, true, and
mathematical time, from its own nature, p****es
equably without relation to
anything external, and thus
without reference to any...
- (70 °F),
others for its whey cure, and
still others on
account of its
equable climate and
picturesque surroundings.
There is a
Kurhaus and a park of...
-
across Africa and the
Mediterranean basin during the
relatively warm and
equable climatic regimes of the
Early and
Middle Miocene. The
youngest of the Miocene...
- year with
little seasonal temperature variation. Guam is
known to have
equable temperatures year-round.
Trade winds are
fairly constant throughout the...
- The
Guinness Book of
World Records has
cited Saipan as
having the most
equable climate in the world. From 1927 to 1935, the
temperature ranged from 19...
- own condition) the duty of
justice (to
distribute benefits and
burdens equably).: 21–5 One
problem the
deontological pluralist has to face is that cases...
-
bisectors are integers?". A
shape is
called equable if its area
equals its perimeter.
There are
exactly five
equable Heronian triangles: the ones with side...
