- In
Euclidean geometry,
equipollence is a
binary relation between directed line segments. A line
segment AB from
point A to
point B has the
opposite direction...
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cardinality is
often called equinumerosity (equalness-of-number). The
terms equipollence (equalness-of-strength) and
equipotence (equalness-of-power) are sometimes...
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Affine space Deformation (mechanics)
Displacement field (mechanics)
Equipollence (geometry)
Motion vector Position vector Radial velocity **** displacement...
- compétences. ([Belgian federalism] is
based on a
unique combination of
equipollence, of exclusivity, and of
international extension of competences.) Suinen...
- is a
binary relation that is reflexive,
symmetric and transitive. The
equipollence relation between line
segments in
geometry is a
common example of an...
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names of
geometers that will endure, is the
invention of the
method of
equipollences, a new
method of
analytic geometry that is both
philosophical and fruitful...
-
relation dates from
Giusto Bellavitis's
introduction of the
concept of
equipollence of
directed line
segments in 1835.
Analogous to
straight line segments...
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Bellavitis abstracted the
basic idea when he
established the
concept of
equipollence.
Working in a
Euclidean plane, he made
equipollent any pair of parallel...
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necessary to
justify a conclusion.
Ancient Gr****
skeptics argued for
equipollence, the view that
reasons for and
against claims are
equally balanced. This...
- use.
Sameness of
cardinality is
sometimes referred to as equipotence,
equipollence, or equinumerosity. It is thus said that two sets with the same cardinality...
