- or
discovers an invention. The word
inventor comes from the
Latin verb
invenire, invent-, to find.
Although inventing is
closely ****ociated with science...
-
iurantes non appellaverint, non
facile dictu est.
Nusquam igitur scriptum invenire est apud
idoneos quidem scriptores aut "mehercle"
feminam dicere aut "mecastor"...
- (de Moivre, 1730): "Problema III.
Invenire Coefficientem Termini medii potestatis permagnae & paris, seu
invenire rationem quam
Coefficiens termini medii...
- from the start, but
later states: "modo
teneatur in genere,
tangentem invenire esse
rectam ducere, quae duo
curvae puncta distantiam infinite parvam habentia...
-
phrase Data æqvatione
qvotcvnqve flventes qvantitates involvente,
flvxiones invenire: et vice versa, meaning: "Given an
equation that
consists of any number...
-
ancient commentators. Rouse, Mary A.; Rouse,
Richard M. (1991), "Statim
invenire: Schools,
Preachers and New
Attitudes to the Page",
Authentic Witnesses:...
- stem. Examples: veniō, venīre, vēnī,
ventum "to come, to arrive" inveniō,
invenīre, invēnī,
inventum "to find"
Deponent verbs in the 4th
conjugation include...
- Arts and
Humanities Research Council-funded project,
Cantum pulcriorem invenire: Thirteenth-Century
Latin Poetry and
Music (CPI),
Everist and a team of...
-
Victoria (PDF).
State Library Victoria. Rouse, R.H and M.A (1982). 'Statim
invenire. Schools, Preachers, and new
attitudes to the page', in R.L.
Benson and...
-
Corterealis Portogalensis navigavit ad has
terras sperans a
parte septentrionali invenire transitum ad
insulas Moluccas,
perveniens autem ad
fluvium quem a devectis...
