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Tachū Naitō (内藤 多仲, Naitō
Tachū, 12 June 1886 – 25
August 1970) was a ****anese architect, engineer, and professor. He was a
father of earthquake-proof...
- Gr****: ὅμοιος
homoios "similar", θέρμη thermē "heat" Gr****: ταχύς
tachys or
tachus "fast, swift", μεταβάλλειν
metaballein "turn quickly"
Citations Hot Eyes...
- faster-than-light particles. The term
tachyon comes from the Gr****: ταχύς,
tachus,
meaning swift.: 515 The
complementary particle types are
called luxons...
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frequently shown as a contour-line map. An
isotach (from
Ancient Gr**** ταχύς (
tachus) 'fast') is a line
joining points with
constant wind speed. In meteorology...
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digits of Pi
using a
Desktop Computer" (PDF). 4th revision. S2CID 12242318. "
TachusPI". bellard.org.
Retrieved 2024-10-10. "PI-world". calico.jp.
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travels faster than light. The word
tachyon comes from the Gr**** word "
tachus,"
which means "fast." In 2017,
RAESR completed production of
their first...
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volumes and 46,000 serials. The
Waseda University Library,
designed by
Tachu Naitō,
Kenji Imai and Kin'ichi Kiriyama, was
completed in 1925. This five-story...
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throughout the Kantō region, a
distance of
about 150
kilometers (93 mi).
Tachū Naitō,
designer of tall
buildings in ****an, was
chosen to
design the newly...
- Kerala.
Nalukettu is a
quadrangular building constructed after following the
Tachu Sastra (Science of Carpentry). It was a
typical house that was
flanked by...
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Tourists can view
Sapporo and
Odori Park. The TV
Tower was
built in 1957 by
Tachū Naitō, a ****anese
architect who is
famous for
planning the
Tokyo Tower,...
