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Anglican and
Methodist traditions), an
oblate is a
person who is
specifically dedicated to God and to God's service.
Oblates are individuals,
either laypersons...
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revolution (spheroid) respectively.
Other terms used are ellipticity, or
oblateness. The
usual notation for
flattening is f{\displaystyle f} and its definition...
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ratio of an
oblate spheroid/ellipse, c : a, is the
ratio of the
polar to
equatorial lengths,
while the
flattening (also
called oblateness) f, is the ratio...
- The
Oblate (French: L'Oblat) is the last
novel by the
French writer Joris-Karl Huysmans,
first published in 1903. The
Oblate is the
final book in Huysmans'...
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Oblate Father refers to an
Oblate who is a priest,
notably as a
member of one of the
following Catholic orders:
Missionary Oblates of Mary
Immaculate Oblate...
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Oblates of Mary is a name
sometimes used for
several Roman Catholic religious orders.
Missionary Oblates of Mary
Immaculate Oblates of the
Virgin Mary...
- The
Missionary Oblates of Mary
Immaculate (OMI) is a
missionary religious congregation in the
Catholic Church. It was
founded on
January 25, 1816, by...
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Oblate spheroidal coordinates are a three-dimensional
orthogonal coordinate system that
results from
rotating the two-dimensional
elliptic coordinate system...
- The
Oblate School of
Theology is a
Catholic graduate school for
theological studies in San Antonio, Texas. It was
founded in 1903 by the
Missionary Oblates...
- Mars is the
fourth planet from the Sun. The
surface of Mars is orange-red
because it is
covered in iron(III)
oxide dust,
giving it the
nickname "the Red...
