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multiple 1. Electronics US and Canadian (of a circuit) having a number of conductors in parallel 2. Maths the product of a given number or polynomial and any other one |
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This invention, which is the nearest approach as yet to multiple telephony, was conceived by Jacobs in England and Carty in the United States. ) "I mean, if we consider thoughts as factors, may we not say that the Least Common Multiple of all the minds contains that of all the books; but not the other way? A word may likewise be triple, quadruple, or multiple in form, like so many Massilian expressions, e. |
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