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| This algorithm is known in | mathematics as the Sieve of Eratosthenes. |
| in approximately 1994 by Stuart Kumaishi, a | mathematics instructor at. |
| t the Argonne National Laboratory's Applied | Mathematics Division. |
| e Language of Instruction in Language Arts, | Mathematics, Religious & Moral Instruction, Physical Ed |
| e Language of instruction in Language Arts, | Mathematics, Fine Arts, Sciences & Technologies and Soc |
| GAUSS is a matrix programming language for | mathematics and statistics, developed and marketed by A |
| A recursive language in | mathematics, logic and computer science is a type of fo |
| , especially in the areas of language arts, | mathematics, and social science. |
| onomer and professor for Greek language and | Mathematics at the University of Frankfurt (Oder), wher |
| Matrix is a matrix programming language for | mathematics, engineering, science, and financial analys |
| an, Arabic, Islamic Studies, language arts, | mathematics, sciences and social studies. |
| The Language of | Mathematics |
| he began studies in classical languages and | mathematics at the universities of Berlin and Halle/Saa |
| on housing the modern foreign languages and | mathematics departments. |
| g ancient and modern languages, literature, | mathematics, and musical arts-at the same academic leve |
| in a number of first languages, additional | mathematics, additional combined science and many other |
| is degree at Rust College and later studied | mathematics at Fisk University and law at Illinois Coll |
| eral in the Romanian Army, and later became | mathematics professor at the National School of Bridges |
| which gained wide currency in later Kerala | mathematics. |
| choolteacher by profession, he later taught | mathematics in Leeds. |
| eived his education, being taught Latin and | mathematics by his father, and learning Greek and Hebre |
| garden, and served as a tutor in Latin and | mathematics as well as prefect over the other students. |
| ter becoming proficient enough in Latin and | mathematics, he enrolled at Waterville College (now Col |
| o where he worked as a teacher of Latin and | Mathematics. |
| Acton studied Greek, Latin, and | mathematics at Hove, and walked to one or other of his |
| esleyan in astronomy, ethics, Latin, logic, | mathematics, and philosophy. |
| k University, graduating magna cum laude in | mathematics in 1945. |
| graduated from Vassar College, cum laude in | Mathematics in 1964, received a master's degree from Hu |
| He studied law and | mathematics, and, after travelling in France, was for f |
| Er studied law, then | mathematics, and finally chemistry in Halle from 1905 t |
| d in a promotional video for Layman Allen's | mathematics game called "Equations" |
| Through self-study, he learned advanced | mathematics and entered the University of Heidelberg in |
| us level, but more importantly, learning of | mathematics has to be tightly woven together with direc |
| Combined Specialism in Applied Learning and | Mathematics & Computing. |
| ogy to Enhance the Teaching and Learning of | Mathematics at the 20th International Conference on Tec |
| olicies to support teaching and learning in | mathematics and information and communication technolog |
| ous branches of Western learning, including | mathematics, astronomy, military science, and ballistic |
| Pell gave the first lecture in | mathematics on 13 October 1852, two days after the Univ |
| He also lectured in | mathematics. |
| nd a beautiful handwriting, and lectured on | mathematics. |
| He lectured on | mathematics and astronomy. |
| From 1955 to 1962 he lectured in | Mathematics at the Imperial College, London. |
| He was Barnaby lecturer in | Mathematics in 1758. |
| He gained much local fame as a lecturer on | mathematics. |
| He was later appointed a lecturer of | Mathematics at the University of Edinburgh in 1929. |
| e spent two periods as a junior lecturer in | mathematics at Oxford University (1978-80 and 1981-2) w |
| Research Fellowship, (1971-72); lecturer in | Mathematics, (1972-74); and Professor of Mathematics, ( |
| ting in 1773, Mayer worked as a lecturer in | mathematics and as an astronomer. |
| Newell reterned to UCG as a lecturer in | mathematics in 1935, and was appointed Professor of Mat |
| J. E. Littlewood 1907-1910 Lecturer in | Mathematics |
| el (born November 6, 1950) is a lecturer in | mathematics and the history of mathematics and science, |
| F. T. Swanwick 1891-1907 Lecturer in | Mathematics |
| 9 he returned to Cambridge as a lecturer in | mathematics and a fellow of Trinity. |
| In 1941, he was appointed as a lecturer in | mathematics at MIT, were he was rapidly promoted and be |
| Adejare Adeboye who was then a lecturer of | Mathematics at the University of Lagos soon became invo |
| 1781 Piazzi moved to Palermo as lecturer in | Mathematics at the University of Palermo (at the time k |
| ey as a Postdoctoral Fellow and Lecturer in | Mathematics. |
| He was appointed University Lecturer in | Mathematics in 1888. |
| e schools of Paris, he became a lecturer in | mathematics at the Conservatoire National des Arts et M |
| went on to an appointment as a lecturer in | mathematics at Leicester University from 1972 to 1973, |
| Gehring was a lecturer on | mathematics at Vienna University, but became known for |
| He delivered a course of lectures on | mathematics, for which he received a salary from the un |
| ed to support the Richardson Lectureship in | Mathematics. |
| llege, Galway, he accepted a lectureship in | mathematics at Cambridge in 1885. |
| Lee read | Mathematics at St John's College, Cambridge between 180 |
| Lehman studied | mathematics as an undergraduate at Imperial College Lon |
| Mac Leod studied | mathematics and physics at Ghent University, where he o |
| etired Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart teaches | mathematics at Brendon Public School, where Turlough is |
| no one to interact at his desired level of | Mathematics. |
| Li studied | mathematics at the Department of Mathematics, Zhejiang |
| education in the fundamental liberal arts, | mathematics, and sciences. |
| ent and maintenance of the SciPy library of | mathematics, science, and engineering algorithms as wel |
| available at The Cornell Library Historical | Mathematics Monographs |
| Its particular strengths lie in | Mathematics, Medicine, Engineering, Psychology, Economi |
| Languages, Legal Studies, Life Management, | Mathematics, Music, Modern History, PDHPE, Physics, Sen |
| ring, Environmental Science, Life Sciences, | Mathematics, Medicine & Healthcare, and Physics. |
| ce are information sciences, Life sciences, | mathematics, physics, bioinformatics, nanobiology, cryp |
| room-a master-who breathes the very life of | mathematics into his students." |
| ent which, within his own lifetime, brought | Mathematics in America from a minor position to its pre |
| curvature of a line, in | mathematics |
| fuzzy logic, computational linguistics, and | mathematics. |
| ahe and Nostradamus, posited a link between | mathematics and medicine. |
| over the years to represent literary text, | mathematics and science, computer software, and other v |
| Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Literary Criticism, | Mathematics, News Writing, Number Sense, One-Act Play, |
| urrent Issues & Events, Literary Criticism, | Mathematics, Number Sense, Ready Writing, and Social St |
| udents experience focused core literary and | mathematics instruction, with emphasis on community cit |
| He at first studied literature and | mathematics, but abandoned them for painting, and becam |
| ricksburg to teach classical literature and | mathematics. |
| lude Tamil and English Literature, Geology, | Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Commerce, Management, |
| ghts about the vulnerabilities of logic and | mathematics. |
| work is focused on the history of logic and | mathematics, epistemology, the tradition of philosophy |
| x, and first class BSc honours in Logic and | Mathematics, also from the University of Sussex. |
| Logic for | Mathematics and Computer Science by Stanley N. Burris. |
| In logic and | mathematics, relation construction and relational const |
| clusively syntactical paradigm of logic and | mathematics, concept art was meant jointly to supersede |
| esis The Use of Formal Systems in Logic and | Mathematics. |
| Hence for both logic and | mathematics, the different formal categories are the ob |
| rom 1964 to 1966 Van Dalen taught logic and | mathematics at MIT, and later Oxford. |
| near notation, and to prefer that logic and | mathematics be notated in two (or even three) dimension |
| wrote works on theology, logic, philosophy, | mathematics and astronomy which have proved important i |
| m, which argues that philosophy, logic, and | mathematics should dispense with set theory. |
| Scholar at Imperial College London, reading | mathematics, followed by a PhD in biochemistry. |
| He also looks at | mathematics in Europe and then in America and takes the |
| strong interest in history but his love of | mathematics led him to pursue that as a career. |
| It is dedicated in Latin to all lovers of | mathematics in the university of Cambridge. |
| a 1974 M.S. in physics, and a 1975 M.A. in | mathematics. |
| He completed his B.A. and M.A. in | mathematics at Osmania University and the University of |
| He completed his M.A. in | mathematics from the Presidency College, Chennai and a |
| arvard University and received an M.A.T. in | Mathematics in 1972. |
| M.S. (1964) | Mathematics, University of Miami, Florida |
| In 1973 he received a M.S. in | mathematics from the University of Vilnius in Lithuania |
| S., from Stanford University with a M.S. in | Mathematics, and with a Ph.D. in 1995. |
| ved his B.S. in physics in 1953 and M.S. in | mathematics in 1954. |
| ience (approx 50 students) and the M.Sc. in | Mathematics and the Foundations of Computer Science (ap |
| He obtained an M.Sc. in | mathematics from University of Manchester on a thesis e |
| M.Sc. in | Mathematics with specialisation in Computer Programming |
| D'Inverno was awarded an MA in | Mathematics (1986) and an MSc in Computation (1988) fro |
| Main article: | Mathematics of general relativity |
| The college has three main specialisations: | mathematics and science, natural science and philology |
| g career, and focus their classes mainly on | mathematics and sciences. |
| ity of Paris (the Sorbonne) with a major in | mathematics, graduating in 1922. |
| Hungary), but he chose to pursue a major in | mathematics at Indiana University. |
| om the University of Aarhus with a major in | Mathematics. |
| with bachelor's degrees who didn't major in | mathematics as undergraduates or whose major was light. |
| rom Duke University in 1974 with a major in | mathematics, received an MBA from the Tuck School of Bu |
| of her hair color), while Danica majored in | mathematics. |
| Tony majored in | Mathematics at the US Naval Academy where he made the S |
| At Yale, where he majored in | mathematics, he served as secretary of the Yale Politic |
| Nashville, Tennessee, where she majored in | mathematics and minored in chemistry, graduating summa |
| Hastings majored in | mathematics at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, and |
| ed Princeton University (1970), majoring in | mathematics, and received his PhD from Columbia Univers |
| formation Technology, Business Management & | Mathematics, along with the technical knowledge. |
| cience, Economics and Management, Modeling: | Mathematics, Informatics and Physics |
| n B, Hindi B, Italian B, Latin, Mandarin B, | Mathematics, Music, Physics, Psychology, Russian B, Spa |
| A Manual of | Mathematics for Prospective Air Corps Cadets, Prentice- |
| el elementary school in Mariestad, teaching | mathematics and general science, until being elected to |
| rsity, obtaining not less than 50% marks in | Mathematics and not less than 50% marks in Mathematics, |
| Marv Schlichting ( | Mathematics) |
| cative question "is massively collaborative | mathematics possible?". |
| of Dr Olinthus Gilbert Gregory a master of | mathematics at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. |
| n Oratory School as an Assistant Master for | Mathematics at the age of 21 in 1967, was promoted to D |
| Master of | Mathematics (MMath) |
| bachelor's degree in 1950 and a master's in | mathematics in 1954, and went on for doctoral studies a |
| History SL, Italian A1 SL, Math.Studies SL, | Mathematics HL, Mathematics SL, Physics SL, Russian Ab. |
| eich "Theoretische Mathematik" (Theoretical | Mathematics), was founded by Friedrich Hirzebruch in 19 |
| sors Richard Conway and William Maxwell and | mathematics professor Robert J. Walker, sought to creat |
| udent works of the faculty of mechanics and | mathematics of Moscow Lomonosow State University in 195 |
| duated from the Department of Mechanics and | Mathematics of Moscow State University and defended his |
| duated from MSU Department of Mechanics and | Mathematics in 1941. |
| rofessor of the department of mechanics and | mathematics of Moscow State University, since 1971. |
| policies of the Department of Mechanics and | Mathematics during the 1970s and the 1980s . |
| aerodynamics, flight mechanics, ballistics, | mathematics, and astrodynamics. |
| 1957 Pierre Fermat Medal in | Mathematics |
| He received the Morningside Silver Medal of | mathematics in 2001. |
| ity of Toronto in 1961 with a gold medal in | Mathematics and Physics and a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship |
| London, becoming M.A. and gold medallist in | mathematics and natural philosophy in 1844. |
| upied by the English, Drama, Media Studies, | Mathematics, Business Studies, Social Studies, French, |
| , walked to Edinburgh to study medicine and | mathematics. |
| A Thom, Megaliths and | Mathematics. |
| 12 members - | mathematics section, including Bonaparte himself, Costa |
| E.T. Bell, Men of | Mathematics (1937, Simon and Schuster) |
| Men of | Mathematics, Simon and Schuster, New York. |
| He was the editor-in-chief of Messenger of | Mathematics. |
| ntific disciplines: meteorology, astronomy, | mathematics, statistics, demography, sociology, crimino |
| This club is now led by Mitali Metha a | mathematics teacher and the members of this club. |
| The bisection method in | mathematics, is a root-finding method which repeatedly |
| Hans Meuer studied | mathematics, physics and politics at the universities o |
| ng Gardner Scholarship" for ministerial and | mathematics students at the Eastern Nazarene College. |
| h a BA in English literature and a minor in | mathematics. |
| helor's Degree in Education with a minor in | mathematics from the University of Rochester in Rochest |
| a B.S. in computer science with a minor in | mathematics. |
| in pre-professional physics with a minor in | mathematics. |
| a B.S. in Computer Science with a minor in | Mathematics in three years. |
| btained his B.Sc in Physics, and a minor in | Mathematics. |
| gree, majoring in chemistry and minoring in | mathematics. |
| raduated with a BS in geography minoring in | mathematics from the University of Florida in Gainesvil |
| worked to encourage women and minorities in | mathematics and the sciences and to advocate gender neu |
| EM (Quality Education for Minorities) /MSE ( | Mathematics, Science, and Engineering) Network 2005 Gia |
| entration in computer science and minors in | mathematics and physics. |
| ngen, with a major in physics and minors in | mathematics and mechanics in 1934. |
| School and then earned an S.B. from MIT in | mathematics in 1945 . |
| Tyler had been exposed to modern European | mathematics and was influenced by Felix Klein and Max N |
| le to study classical and modern languages, | mathematics, and natural history, leaving with a doctor |
| Modern School | Mathematics, published by Houghton Mifflin |
| Communication Technology, Modern Languages, | Mathematics, Media Studies, Music, Physical Education, |
| He created and modified constructive | mathematics. |
| Moller studied | mathematics and computer science as an undergraduate at |
| “Minds, Morals, and | Mathematics in the Wake of the Deaths of Plato and God: |
| 768 to encourage the study of more advanced | mathematics than that found in the undergraduate course |
| his word is a play on the many morphisms in | mathematics, but "cryptomorphism" is only very distantl |
| s a chemical engineer and her mother taught | mathematics at Arizona State University. |
| Saint Mary's Hall, where his mother taught | mathematics until 2007. |
| The following year he took his MS in | mathematics. |
| l, and earned a BA in classics and an MS in | mathematics from Xavier University, as well as a PhD in |
| Secunda holds a BS and MS in | mathematics from Binghamton University. |
| f Calgary and, in 1983, completed an MSc in | mathematics with specialization in mathematical foundat |
| ity of Auckland (obtaining an ME and MSc in | mathematics in 1957). |
| ang has a formal background, with an MSc in | Mathematics from the University of Cambridge, England, |
| ppa Delta Pi (education), Kappa Mu Epsilon ( | Mathematics), Lambda Pi Eta (Communication Arts), Phi A |
| Moments later, Ian Murdoch, a | mathematics teacher, shows up. |
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