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Binomial

adjective

Of or relating to or consisting of two terms.

Having or characterized by two names, especially those of genus and species in taxonomies. Synonym: binominal.

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"Binomial" Quotes from Famous Books

... quantity f(u), or the friction per unit of length, the natural law which regulates it is not known, audit can only be expressed by some empirical formula, which, while according sufficiently nearly with the facts, is suited for calculation. For this purpose the binomial formula, au bu, or the simple formula, b1 u, is generally adopted; a b and b1 being coefficients deduced from experiment. The values, however, which are to be given to these coefficients are not constant, for they vary with the diameter of the pipe, and in particular, contrary to formerly ...

— Scientific American Supplement No. 275 • Various

... Quadratic Equations, with just enough examples to illustrate and enforce these principles. By this brief treatment of the first chapters sufficient space is allowed, without making the book cumbersome, for a full discussion of Quadratic Equations, The Binomial Theorem, Choice Chance, Series, Determinants, and the General ...

— The Hindu-Arabic Numerals • David Eugene Smith

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