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...mference in a circle) at 3.1416—a figure not equaled in accuracy until the days of Purbach (1423-61) in Europe. Bhaskara crudely anticipated the differenti ...ant. It is also called ''Ardharatrika Siddhanta'', because in it the civil days were reckoned from one midnight to the next; 34 verses on [[w:Astronomical ...

* In the good old days physicists repeated each other's experiments, just to be sure. Today they s ...

...nt mathematicians had demanded several months' time, was achieved in three days by Euler with aid of improved methods of his own... With still superior met ...ore to us than we can ever measure, and we shall always look back upon the days when we had "Caj". ...

* It came as a tremendous surprise, for in his student days Einstein had been a lazy dog... He never bothered about mathematics at all. ...his own version of the [[w:Einstein field equations|same equations]] a few days earlier [than Einstein]. Although Minkowski and Hilbert accomplished their ...

...vided each minute into 60 still smaller parts, which, in Queen Elizabeth's days, they called "second minùtes" (''i.e.'' small quantities of the second orde ...

...g: 3px; background-color: #CFE5FF; font: bold 14pt sans-serif;">[[Category:Days]][[w:April 15|April 15]]</div> <noinclude>'''Quotes of the day''' from prev ...fighting for the good. [[w:2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine|During the 50 days of this]] [[war]], [[Ukraine]] became a hero for the whole [[free]] [[world ...

:'''[[w:Henry the Octopus|Henry the Octopus]]''': Ooh, Murray, I love "The 12 Days of Christmas". ...d day, then 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Here we go, everyone. "The 12 Days of Christmas". ...

...ion of prior enquiries in the same direction and by men separated from his days by as long a period — and far longer — than the one which separates you fro * In these days an infinite number of chemical tests would be available. But then Archimede ...

...asked me to come and talk at Yale in 1977, and I was there for a couple of days. He was really nice in a personal way. He made it clear that he respected m ...expectations and of all sorts of modern theorizing. It occurred after two days of really negative things being said about rational expectations. Nobody on ...

...al." It has abandoned... defending the workers' interests. '''In the early days of German fascism... a few''' working-class people, unemployed and others, ...f at "dissolving" the organisation of the German employers, in the earlier days... when they... needed to fool... their... followers who had been duped int ...

...e written this book in such a way that a normal student can read it in two days. And then (since he already knows the formal rules from school) he may forg ...

...me of the most searching examinations of all deductive reasoning since the days or [[Aristotle]]. Thus the theory of the functions of a real variable since ...

...t a time when I knew but little of the Mechanical Theory of Heat. In those days their author was my teacher; and in many respects I am proud to acknowledge ...

...ubject. ...the question of their convergence or divergence ...was in those days more or less ignored. ...It was not until the publication of [[w:Jacob Bern ...of a Professorship in the University of Berlin, reached Christiania a few days after his death.<!--p.78--> ...

...lly do anything, on account of everybody has to pretend to get along these days. So they just don't buy what he says. It's a learning I made. ...pass Leona Dunt's house, with the fountain in front. Her trash is out four days early again. That's to help you take stock of all the rope-handled boutique ...

...g: 3px; background-color: #CFE5FF; font: bold 14pt sans-serif;">[[Category:Days]][[w:October 24|October 24]]</div> <noinclude>'''Quotes of the day''' from ...

...etchedest of mortals, and that it is better never to have known such happy days. So it is on this miserable earth: 'the purest joy finds its grave in the a ...n 1802)|Robert Chambers]], "Sir Isaac Newton and the Apple," ''The Book of Days'' (1832) [https://books.google.com/books?id=K0UJAAAAIAAJ Vol. 2], p. 757. ...

...t, and common time is duration as estimated by the motion of bodies, as by days months and years. ...

...ubject. ...the question of their convergence or divergence ...was in those days more or less ignored. ...It was not until the publication of Jacques Bernou ...

...erience. All the restaurants and cafes open up to the park. ...[T]he other days they open up to the park so you can... have a coffee... So you have this... ...