Definitionn. (mathematics) a mathematical relation such that each element of a given set
Last update: June 27, 2015
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It is first of all a system of complete rationalism; it is assumed, in other words, that reason is capable of mapping out the whole system of things. [Please select]
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To this must eventually be added topography and mapping, though these are not necessary for fixing boundaries. [Please select]
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Already he had watched engineers mapping out the line of railway up the river. [Please select]
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Geological Survey at Tacoma, Washington and Menlo Park, California is describing and mapping marine sediment distribution, thickness and characteristics within Glacier Bay. [Please select]
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2 and 3); the proper excavation and mapping of one of these workings occupied from four to eight hours for the two. [Please select]
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The mapping officer gestured, and the men moved away with their burden. [Please select]
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I'm sorry--" He spread his hands helplessly and walked away, accompanied by the mapping officer."' [Please select]
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The mapping man handled the controls, and the ship soared into the air. [Please select]
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Average distances traveled per day by males and females at different times of the year, determined by mapping of thread trails at the Damm Farm. [Please select]
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This was a fine place to see from, and I sat on a ledge and looked about, mapping the country. [Please select]
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