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Deflection or
deflexion may
refer to:
Deflection (chess), a
tactic that
forces an
opposing chess piece to
leave a
square Khet (game),
formerly Deflexion, an Egyptian-themed...
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Deflexion is a
diachronic linguistic process in
inflectional languages typified by the
degeneration of the
inflectional structure of a language. All members...
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abstract strategy board game that uses lasers, and was
formerly known as
Deflexion.
Players take
turns moving Egyptian-themed
pieces around the
playing field...
- experiments, he
observed that a
junction of
dissimilar metals produces a
deflexion on a
magnetic needle (comp****) when
exposed to a
temperature gradient...
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inflected because of
their temporal proximity to Proto-Indo-European.
Deflexion has
caused modern versions of some Indo-European
languages that were previously...
- each
predicate is a catena.
Adposition Analytic language Compound verb
Deflexion (linguistics)
Dependency grammar "periphrasis |
Definition of periphrasis...
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about +100
units (see
Rutherford model) In a 1913 paper, The Laws of
Deflexion of α
Particles through Large Angles,
Geiger and
Marsden describe a series...
- FL Da Vinci's
Challenge Ingenious Loot
Niagara Zendo 2006 Portland, OR
Deflexion (now
called "Khet") Hive
Keesdrow Pentago Wits and
Wagers 2007 Pittsburgh...
- Latin, Proto-Slavic and Sanskrit. Some of this
difference is due to
deflexion,
featured by a loss of
tenses present in Proto-Indo-European. For example...
- Marsden, Roy. Soc. Proc. vol. L****II. p. 495 (1909), in, The Laws of
Deflexion of α
Particles Through Large Angles \\ H.
Geiger and E.
Marsden Archived...