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Rule
4. a. To mark with straight
parallel lines. b. To mark (a
straight line), as with a ruler.
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(Mathematics) A standard method
or procedure for solving a class of
problems. [2]
from Latin rēgula,
rod, principle straight edge; see
regulate;
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Imperialism
3. the extension or attempted
extension of authority, influence,
power, etc, by any person, country,
institution, etc: cultural
imperialism. [1]
1. (Government,
Politics & Diplomacy) the policy or
practice of extending a state's rule
over other territories.
5.The spirit,
character, authority, etc, of an
empire. [1]
Novus Ordo Seclorum
Annuit Cœptis
This New Order of the Ages
String Theory
A theory in physics in which
tiny stringlike objects have
modes of vibration that
correspond to elementary
particles. [2]
Providence favors our
undertakings
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Emergence:
In philosophy, systems theory, science,
and art, emergence occurs when an
entity is observed to have properties its
parts do not have on their own,
properties or behaviors that emerge
only when the parts interact in a wider
whole. [5]
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Pythagorean Theorem:
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Number Theory
Number theory helps to study the
relationships between different sorts of
numbers.
https://byjus.com/maths/
number-theory/
λ
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n.
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Logos
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1. (
in Greek philosophy
)
the rational
principle that governs and develops
the universe. [3]
Greek lógos a word,
speech, discourse, proportion, ratio,
derivative of légein to choose, gather,
speak; compare
Rational
1. Having or exercising the ability to
reason. [2]
from Latin ratiōnālis, from
ratiō, ratiōn-, reason; see reason
Architecture: the
structure or design of
anything [1]
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Standard
3. a rule or principle that is used as a
basis for judgment.
[3] Middle English
< Old French, conformed to]
Technical/Technique
2. the body of specialized
procedures and methods used in
any specific field, esp. in an area of
applied science. [3]
Greek
technikós, techniká; see technic]
Imperium
3. a less common word for empire [1]
Imperial
1. Of, relating to, or suggestive of an
empire or a sovereign, especially an
emperor or empress: imperial rule; the
imperial palace.
[2]
from Latin
imperiālis, from imperium, command;
see empire
Principle
1. A basic truth, law, or assumption.
2.a. A rule or standard. 3. A fixed or
predetermined policy or mode of
action.
4. A basic or essential quality
or element determining intrinsic
nature or characteristic behavior. [2]
from Latin prīncipium, from prīnceps,
prīncip-, leader, emperor
Law
12. a. A statement describing a
relationship observed to be
invariable between or among
phenomena for all cases in which the
specified conditions are met: the law
of gravity.
14. A principle of
organization, procedure, or
technique:
[2] from Scandinavian;
compare Icelandic lög (pl) things laid
down, law
Institute
6. A society or organization for
carrying on a particular work, as of
a literary, scientific, or educational
character. [3]
Latin institūtus, to
set, put up, establish.
Art
1. the quality, production,
expression, or realm of what is
beautiful or of more than ordinary
significance. 4. A skill that is
attained by study, practice, or
observation [3]
from Latin ars, art
Reason
1.c. A fact or cause that explains
why something exists or has
occurred:
2. a. The capacity for
logical, rational, and analytic
thought; intelligence:
[2] from Latin
ratiō, ratiōn-, from ratus, to
consider, think;
Logic
2. a. A system of reasoning: c. The
formal, guiding principles of a
discipline, school, or science.
4.
The relationship between elements
and between an element and the
whole in a set of objects,
individuals, principles, or events:
[2] from Latin logica, from Greek
logikē (tekhnē), (art) of reasoning,
logic,
Technology
4. the sum of the ways in which social
groups provide themselves with the
material objects of their civilization.
[3] Greek technología téchn(ē) art,
craft, skill + logia -logy]
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Ratio
A relationship between two quantities.
[7] From Latin, literally, "reckoning."
Quantum Arithmetic
Taxonomy
Domain
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Applied
Mathematics
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Speech/Commuications
3. b. The field of study concerned
with the transmission of
information by various means. [2]
Discourse
4. Archaic: The process or power of
reasoning. 1. To speak or write
formally and at length. [2]
from
Latin, a running about
Proportion
4. The
agreeable or harmonious
relation of
parts within a whole. [2]
from Latin prōportiō, prōportiōn-,
from prō portiōne, according to (each)
part
Indo-European Languages
The Indo-European languages are a
language family native to the
overwhelming majority of Europe, the
Iranian plateau, and the northern
Indian subcontinent.
All Indo-European languages are
descended from a single prehistoric
language, linguistically reconstructed
as Proto-Indo-European, spoken
sometime in the Neolithic to Early
Bronze Age.
Greek and Latin are a
part of this family. [5]
λ
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γος
intellect, understanding, word,
cause, causal agency, speech,
conference, communication,
reason, address, ratio,
word of
honor, undertaking, pledge,
language, sense, ground, purpose
https://dictionary.sensagent.com
Greek to English
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Ancient Roman
Philosophy
is philosophy as it was practiced
in the Roman Republic and its
successor state, the Roman
Empire. Roman philosophy
includes not only philosophy
written in Latin, but also
philosophy written in Greek. [5]
Romance
2. A mysterious or fascinating
quality or appeal, as of something
adventurous, heroic, or strangely
beautiful: [2]
Sino-Tibetan_languages
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Sino-Tibetan_languages
Technical
1. Of or relating to technique. 4.c. Of
or relating to information technology.
5. Of, relating to, or employing the
methodology of science; scientific.
[2] From Greek tekhnikos, of art,
from tekhnē, art
Communications
2.a. The exchange of thoughts,
messages, or information, as by
speech, signals, writing, or
behavior. [2]
Think
1. to
have a conscious mind, capable
of reasoning, remembering, and
making ration
al decisions. [3] 1.
To have or formulate in the mind:
5.a. To call to mind; remember: b.
To visualize; imagine: c. To devise or
evolve; invent: 3.a. To bring a
thought to mind by using the
imagination:[2]
Thought
1. The process of thinking; cogitation:
2. A product of thinking or other
mental activity 6. a. Intention;
purpose: [2]
A language family is a group of
languages related through
descent from a common ancestor,
called the proto-language of that
family.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Language_family
Where there is Communication,
Language follows. Fewer
misunderstandings follow
Technical Communications.
A
greater harmonic coexistences\
emerges through the ages leading
to a greater technology for all
living things including our pets
and gardens and friends.
Cognition
1. The mental process of knowing,
including aspects such as awareness,
perception, reasoning, and judgment.
2. That which comes to be known, as
through perception, reasoning, or
intuition; knowledge. [2]
from Latin
cognitiō to learn to know
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