Mathematicians is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MATHEMATICIANS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MATHEMATICIAN, a specialist or expert in mathematics
• an expert in or student of mathematics

Words related to MATHEMATICIANS

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Words that contain MATHEMATICIANS

biomathematicians28 nonmathematicians26

How to use MATHEMATICIANS in a sentence

• This fact the mathematicians of our globe well knew.
• Mathematicians do not write for the circulating library.
• In one of the greatest ages of English poetry, he came to London to find young English poets falling on their knees to the metrical mathematicians of France.
• Reuben Burrow, both mathematicians of repute, who rose to fill important positions in their day.
• They were good mathematicians, it seemed, for they did not have to ask Mitchell how the nine hundred and twenty was doing, or to inquire regarding the health of the other eighty.
• So accurate were they in their observations, that the ablest modern mathematicians have made use of their results.
• The Alexandrian mathematicians had shown that the direction of movement of falling bodies is toward the centre of the earth.
• She had received it just before morning school, and had opened it when the junior mathematicians were well under way.
• They must also have been mathematicians to no inconsiderable extent, since their methods appear to have been geometrical.
• He gives the names of several Chaldaeans whom the Greek mathematicians were in the habit of quoting.
• If mathematicians followed the same method, high school texts on algebra and geometry would include the multiplication table and fractions.
• Mathematicians in recent times, notably Vandermonde and Reiss, have devoted some attention to them, but they do not appear to have been considered by the old writers.
• Attempts at a general solution of this puzzle had exercised the ingenuity of mathematicians since 1850, when the question was first propounded, until recently.
• This is a work proper to be committed to mathematicians as well as merchants, and which should be decided on actual and accurate experiment.
• An observant eye perceives already some traces of their efforts in the writings of the mathematicians of the Alexandrian School.
• Mention might be made of about forty mathematicians and astronomers who wrote books on these subjects.
• The mathematicians by astronomical calculations know that at a certain time an eclipse of the moon or the sun will occur.
• Thus all the mathematicians disagreed, although they relied upon arguments of reason.
• It may often be remarked that mathematicians love and understand music more than they love or understand poetry.
• On recovering from this stroke, mathematicians have ascertained the width of the Valley to vary between half a mile and five miles.
• See now, the mathematicians take it for granted, that the true figures are not to be found in natural bodies, nor can they be there through the power either of nature or of art.
• James Edward Oliver might have been one of the great mathematicians of his time had he not been absolutely wanting in the power of continuous work.
• One of the most remarkable mathematicians of the age, Professor J.
• There may be mathematicians of the first magnitude who cannot cipher.
• He was a correspondent of eminent mathematicians all over the world.
• These claims being satisfied, but few places will be left to fill up with mathematicians, astronomers, and persons conversant with nautical astronomy.
• The labors of three more generations of astronomers and mathematicians were needed to determine them, and the mathematical genius of Laplace was needed to complete their labors.
• Mathematicians have been much divided in their calculations.
• The conditions for mutual understanding have now greatly improved, thanks mainly to the labour of mathematicians with philosophical minds on the principles of their own science.
• Leclerc gives the names of more than one hundred known translators who not only dealt with the physicians but with the Greek philosophers, mathematicians and astronomers.
• There are probably few mathematicians who have not dreamed of an interesting problem, observes Professor Dugald Stewart.
• Let me, as the mathematicians say, give an instance which will illustrate the importance of this profession.

Similar words containing MATHEMATICIAN without suffix s

mathematician22 nonmathematician25 biomathematician27 biomathematicians28 nonmathematicians26

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