- In mathematics,
mollifiers (also
known as
approximations to the identity) are
particular smooth functions, used for
example in
distribution theory to create...
- respectable,
Julia von Heinz’s film
eventually bottles its task,
coming to
mollifying conclusions about the 20th century’s
starkest horrors."
Leslie Felperin...
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pressure on Diệm and led him to
announce reforms with the
intention of
mollifying the Buddhists. However, the
promised reforms were not implemented, leading...
- of
religious themes, saying, "Most of its
running time is
taken with
mollifying conversations between Mack and the movie's New Age-meets-Bible Belt oversimplifications...
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reforms and the
disasters of 1900 only exacerbated. Cixi in 1901
moved to
mollify the
foreign community,
called for
reform proposals, and
initiated the Late...
- teachers' unions,
neither the
Higher Education Act nor the new
endowments mollified the
college professors and
students growing increasingly uneasy with the...
- Ceres's
Aventine temple was most
likely built at
patrician expense, to
mollify the plebs, the
patricians brought the
Magna Mater ("Great
mother of the...
- Tugh Temür gave
lavish presents and an
imperial seal to
Eljigidey to
mollify his anger. With the
death of
Ilkhan Abu Said
Bahatur in 1335,
Mongol rule...
-
Catalan ujar 'to exhaust, fatigue', pācificāre >
apaivagar 'to appease,
mollify', repudiāre >
rebutjar 'to reject, refuse'; nouns: brīsa >
brisa 'pomace'...
- The
United Kingdom,
France and
Austria united in
proposing amendments to
mollify the Sultan, but the
court of St.
Petersburg ignored their suggestions....
