- The
dérive (French: [de.ʁiv], "drift") is an
unplanned journey through a landscape,
usually urban, in
which parti****nts stop
focusing on
their everyday...
- Look up
derivation or
derives in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Derivation may
refer to:
Morphological derivation, a word-formation
process P**** tree...
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derive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Derive may
refer to:
Derive (computer
algebra system), a
commercial system made by
Texas Instruments...
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redundant in the
sense that it is
admissible or
derivable. A
derivable rule is one
whose conclusion can be
derived from its
premises using the
other rules. An...
- In
computer science,
derived type can mean: a
composite data type, one
built out of
other types a
subtype a
derived class This
disambiguation page lists...
- A
derived set may
refer to:
Derived set (mathematics), a
construction in point-set
topology Derived row, a
concept in
musical set
theory This disambiguation...
- In mathematics,
certain functors may be
derived to
obtain other functors closely related to the
original ones. This operation,
while fairly abstract,...
- In
computer programming,
derived objects are
files (intermediate or not) that are not
directly maintained, but get created. The most
typical context is...
- SI
derived units are
units of
measurement derived from the
seven SI base
units specified by the
International System of
Units (SI). They can be expressed...
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Derived stems (also
called D stems) are a
morphological feature of
verbs common to the
Semitic languages.
These derived verb
stems are
sometimes called...
