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Malkus (Avestan: mahrkūša "The destroyer") is a
Daeva in
Zoroastrianism responsible for an
unnaturally long winter.
According to the
Bundahishn he is a...
- This
variant waterwheel was
developed by
Willem Malkus in the 1960s. As a
pedagogic tool, the
Malkus waterwheel became a
paradigmatic realization of a...
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instructor Willem Van
Rensselaer Malkus, who
would go on to be a
professor of
applied mathematics at MIT. She and
Malkus divorced in 1964 and, in January...
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personal best jump is 6.88 metres,
achieved in May 2014 in Weinheim. Lena
Malkus at
World Athletics Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Lena
Malkus. v t e...
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equations are also the
governing equations in
Fourier space for the
Malkus waterwheel. The
Malkus waterwheel exhibits chaotic motion where instead of spinning...
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Alida Sims
Malkus (September 19, 1888 –
September 27, 1976) was an
American writer of children's books,
primarily nonfiction and
historical novels "insubstantially...
- C.
Malkus, Jr". maryland.gov.
Maryland State Archives.
March 16, 2000.
Retrieved July 12, 2015. Hoyer,
Steny H. "A
Tribute To
Frederick C.
Malkus, Jr...
- The
Frederick C.
Malkus Bridge, also
known as the
Choptank River Bridge, is a four-lane none-span beam
bridge across the
Choptank River in Maryland. Built...
- in-person
learning due to fear of
contracting COVID-19.
According to Nat
Malkus of the
American Enterprise Institute,
Minnesota schools remained remote...
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philanthropist and real
estate magnate. The head of
school is
Rabbi Mitchel Malkus. Two
distinct campuses make up the school. The two
campuses are distinct...
