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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Definitions | | | |  Definitions: Encyclopedia II - Baire space - DefinitionThe precise definition of a Baire space has undergone slight changes throughout history, mostly due to prevailing needs and viewpoints. First, we give the usual modern definition, and then we give a historical definition which is closer to the definition originally given by Baire.
Baire space - Modern definition.
A topological space is called a Baire space if the countable union of any collection of closed se ...
See also:Baire space, Baire space - Motivation, Baire space - Definition, Baire space - Modern definition, Baire space - Historical definition, Baire space - Examples, Baire space - Baire category theorem, Baire space - Properties Read more here: » Baire space: Encyclopedia II - Baire space - Definition |
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| | | | | | | | Definitions: Encyclopedia II - Classical definition of effeminacy - Ancient and Hellenistic Greece
Classical definition of effeminacy - Literary sense.
In common literary prose, the term malakos is an adjective applied to things:
"Nay, bespeak thou him with gentle words; so shall the Olympian forthwith be gracious unto us." (15)
"Why then did you go out? To see a man clothed in soft raiment? Behold those who wear soft raiment are in kings' houses." (Matthew 11:8; similar passage at Luke 7:25.)
See also: Classical definition of effeminacy, Classical definition of effeminacy - Ancient and Hellenistic Greece, Classical definition of effeminacy - Literary sense, Classical definition of effeminacy - Philosophical sense, Classical definition of effeminacy - United States, Classical definition of effeminacy - Bible, Classical definition of effeminacy - St Thomas Aquinas, Classical definition of effeminacy - Lexicon entry, Classical definition of effeminacy - Lexicon entry for synonyms, Classical definition of effeminacy - Other occurrences of the word, Classical definition of effeminacy - Malaka and malakia in modern Greek, Classical definition of effeminacy - Bibliography Read more here: » Classical definition of effeminacy: Encyclopedia II - Classical definition of effeminacy - Ancient and Hellenistic Greece |
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| | | | | | | Definitions: Encyclopedia II - K3 surface - Definition There are many equivalent properties that can be used to characterize a K3 surface. The definition given depends on the context:
In differential geometry, a typical definition is of "a compact, complex, simply connected surface with trivial canonical line bundle".
In algebraic geometry, the definition "a surface, X, with trivial canonical class such that H1(X,OX) = 0." is preferred since it generalizes to more arbitrary base fields (not just the complex numbers). Here, See also: K3 surface, K3 surface - Definition, K3 surface - Important Properties, K3 surface - Examples Read more here: » K3 surface: Encyclopedia II - K3 surface - Definition |
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| | | | | | Definitions: Encyclopedia II - Uniform space - Definition
Uniform space - Entourage definition.
A uniform space (X,Φ) is a set X equipped with a nonempty family of subsets of the Cartesian product X × X (Φ is called the uniform structure of X and its elements entourages (French:neighborhoods) or surroundings) with the following properties
if U is in Φ, then U contains the diagonal { (x, x) : x in X }.
if U is in Φ and V i ...
See also:Uniform space, Uniform space - History, Uniform space - Definition, Uniform space - Entourage definition, Uniform space - Uniform cover definition, Uniform space - Pseudometrics definition, Uniform space - Intuition, Uniform space - Examples, Uniform space - Uniformly continuous functions, Uniform space - Topology of uniform spaces, Uniform space - Completeness Read more here: » Uniform space: Encyclopedia II - Uniform space - Definition |
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| | | | | | Definitions: Encyclopedia II - Glossary of anatomical terminology definitions and abbreviations - Anatomical localisation The terms used for anatomical localisation are best understood if we think of an animal with a straight CNS, like a lizard. Here the terms "rostral", "caudal", "ventral" and "dorsal" mean respectively towards the rostrum, towards the tail, towards the belly and towards the back. In humans and other primates, the axis of the CNS is bent, and the face (the rostrum) is no longer at one end of the rostro-caudal axis. So, for the brain, "caudal" means tow ...
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