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minor 1. Law below the age of legal majority 2. Music a. (of a scale) having a semitone between the second and third and fifth and sixth degrees (natural minor) b. (of a key) based on the minor scale c. denoting a specified key based on the minor scale d. (of an interval) reduced by a semitone from the major e. (of a chord, esp a triad) having a minor third above the root f. (esp in jazz) of or relating to a chord built upon a minor triad and containing a minor seventh 3. Logic (of a term or premise) having less generality or scope than another term or proposition 4. US education of or relating to an additional secondary subject taken by a student 5. Bell-ringing of, relating to, or denoting a set of changes rung on six bells 6. a person below the age of legal majority 7. US and Canadian education a subsidiary subject in which a college or university student needs fewer credits than in his or her major 8. Music a minor key, chord, mode, or scale 9. Logic a minor term or premise 10. Maths a. a determinant associated with a particular element of a given determinant and formed by removing the row and column containing that element b. the number equal to this reduced determinant minor [′mīn·ər] (mathematics) The minor of an entry of a matrix is the determinant of the matrix obtained by removing the row and column containing the entry. Also known as cofactor; complementary minor. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| E3--Shares of money income from earnings and other sources for aged and nonaged families, 2002 Aged family units Individuals aged 65 or older living alone or with nonrelatives only Type of money income received during year Total Nonpoor Poor (a) Number of families and unrelated individuals (millions) 11. To calculate PRI, the mean of several tests is divided by the mean of tests on nonaged samples and the result then multiplied by 100. Another six subpopulations consist of families with an elderly head or spouse, a head nearing retirement, a prime working-age head (30 to 60), an aged head or spouse receiving Social Security benefits, a nonaged head or spouse receiving such benefits, and a nonaged disabled head or spouse. |
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