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Multidimensional Modeling to Maximize Adaptations to eXercise: the M<sup>3</sup>AX trial rationale and study design. [PDF]
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Economic Evaluation of Thymectomy for the Treatment of Nonthymomatous Myasthenia Gravis.
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The Mathematical Intelligencer, 2003
This article deals humoristically with the well known, though most certainly erroneous, anecdote that Pythagoras should have sacrificed a large number of oxen in gratitude for the enlightenment bestowed upon him as he discovered the so called Pythagorean Theorem. A total of 100 oxen.
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This article deals humoristically with the well known, though most certainly erroneous, anecdote that Pythagoras should have sacrificed a large number of oxen in gratitude for the enlightenment bestowed upon him as he discovered the so called Pythagorean Theorem. A total of 100 oxen.
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1915
The Mathematical Gazette has commenced a series of articles, adapted for the use of school-teachers, on the great mathematicians of former days. No series of the kind could be complete were Pythagoras omitted, for it was he who raised mathematics to the rank of a science, made it a part of ...
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The Mathematical Gazette has commenced a series of articles, adapted for the use of school-teachers, on the great mathematicians of former days. No series of the kind could be complete were Pythagoras omitted, for it was he who raised mathematics to the rank of a science, made it a part of ...
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The Mathematics Teacher, 1930
According to Professor David Eugene Smith, Pythagoras1 is the most interesting figure in the history of ancient mathematics. He ranks him first "partly from the mystery surrounding his life, partly from his own mysticism, partly from the brotherhood which he established and partly from the unquestioned ability of the man bimself ...
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According to Professor David Eugene Smith, Pythagoras1 is the most interesting figure in the history of ancient mathematics. He ranks him first "partly from the mystery surrounding his life, partly from his own mysticism, partly from the brotherhood which he established and partly from the unquestioned ability of the man bimself ...
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2009
The Renaissance fortune of Pythagoras, definitely garbled by the centuries-old stratification of disparate sources, also crossed the work of Bruno. Frequently cited, as a rule, his picture is different from that of other Presocratic philosophers. The sage of Samos is presented in at least five different contexts : 1.
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The Renaissance fortune of Pythagoras, definitely garbled by the centuries-old stratification of disparate sources, also crossed the work of Bruno. Frequently cited, as a rule, his picture is different from that of other Presocratic philosophers. The sage of Samos is presented in at least five different contexts : 1.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
M A, Shampo, R A, Kyle
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M A, Shampo, R A, Kyle
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