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reciprocal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Reciprocal may
refer to:
Multiplicative inverse, in mathematics, the
number 1/x,
which multiplied...
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Reciprocal lattice is a
concept ****ociated with
solids with
translational symmetry which plays a
major role in many
areas such as X-ray and
electron diffraction...
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Reciprocal length or
inverse length is a
quantity or
measurement used in
several branches of
science and mathematics,
defined as the
reciprocal of length...
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Reciprocal liking, also
known as
reciprocity of attraction, is the act of a
person feeling an
attraction to
someone only upon
learning or
becoming aware...
- A
reciprocal frame is a
class of self-supporting
structure made of
three or more
beams and
which requires no
center support to
create roofs,
bridges or...
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Reciprocal socialization "is a
socialization process that is bidirectional;
children socialize parents just as
parents socialize children". For example...
- In calculus, the
reciprocal rule
gives the
derivative of the
reciprocal of a
function f in
terms of the
derivative of f. The
reciprocal rule can be used...
- The
Reciprocal Tariff Act (enacted June 12, 1934, ch. 474, 48 Stat. 943, 19 U.S.C. § 1351)
provided for the
negotiation of
tariff agreements between the...
- Non-penetrative **** or
outercourse is ****ual
activity that
usually does not
include ****ual penetration, but some forms,
particularly when
termed outercourse...
- In mathematics, a
multiplicative inverse or
reciprocal for a
number x,
denoted by 1/x or x−1, is a
number which when
multiplied by x
yields the multiplicative...
