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| Steadfast, firm in mind or purpose, resolute |
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| To hold in check, curb: to control a house, to control one's emootion. |
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| a variable in a functional relation whose value detmines the value of values of other variavles. |
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| A variable in a functional relation whose value is determind by the values assumed by other cariables in the relation. |
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| Systematic observation of matural phenomena solely for the discovery of unknow laws relating to facts; the study of alone, not including its relations relations to other subjects. |
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| Compare- likeness is imilanity. Contrast- To note the differences beteen to more people, thing, etc. |
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| the faculty of habit of observing of noticing. |
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| the act of process of inferring. |
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| A propesition assumed as a premise in an argument. |
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| To become unlike of disimilar; change in charcter. |
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| To separate into constituent parts of elements. |
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| The discipline dealing with the art of science of applying scientific knowled.Practical problems; the had trouble deciding which branch of engineering to study. |
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| in a direct line, way or manner; straight: the path leads directly to the lake. |
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| The state or quality or being dense; compactness; closely set of crowed condition. |
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| A collection of written of printed sheets bound together and constituting a book. |
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| Having three dimension, as ageometrical bidy or figure. |
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| composed of molecules that move freely amoug themselfs. |
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| Any such fluid or mifurc of flude. |
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| The liquid part of blood or lymph, as distinguished from the suspened elements. |
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| The act of condensing; the state of being condensed. |
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| The act or process of evaporating. |
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| The heat absorbed by a unit mass of a given solid are its melting point. |
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| The heat absorbed per unit a given material at its boiling point. |
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| A theory that matter is composed of small particles, all random mation. |
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| To act on; produce an rffect or change in cold weather affected the crops. |
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| Cause; result; consequence. |
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| A connection , association, or involement. |
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| Benefit; gain, profit;It will be to his advantage to learn chinese before going to ching. |
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| Injury to interest, reputation, credit, profit, etc; your behavior is a disadvantage to your family good name. |
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| (of durgs) sold only upon medical prescription. |
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| Contrinal change from one point or condition to another. |
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