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According and Merriam-Webster's
According to the Merriam-Webster's dictionary
, ' bagel
' derives from
the transliteration of
the Yiddish
' beygl ', which came from
the Middle High German
' böugel
' or ring
, which itself came from
' bouc
' ( ring
) in Old High German
, similar
to the Old English
' bēag
' ( ring ),
and ' būgan
' ( to bend or bow ).
According to Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage
, most of
the evidence
for these words comes from
" educated Englishmen who knew their Greek ".
According to Merriam-Webster's, " vernacular
" was brought into
the English language as early as 1601 from Latin vernaculus
, " native ", which had been
in figurative
use in Classical Latin as
" national
" and " domestic ", having originally been derived from vernus
and verna
, a male or female slave respectively born
in the house rather than abroad
.
According to Merriam-Webster's etymology
, the origin of
the word spinnaker
is simply unknown
.
According and Dictionary
According to The Canadian
Dictionary of ASL there are five broad regions of ASL variation
in Canada
, the Pacific
, Prairie
, Ontario
, Quebec
, and Atlantic regions
.
According to the Dictionary of
American Hymnology
, " Amazing Grace
" is John Newton's spiritual autobiography
in verse
.
According to The American Heritage
Dictionary of
the English Language
, Asgard
is derived from Old Norse āss
, god + garðr
, enclosure ; from Indo-European roots ansu-spirit
, demon
( see cognate ahura
) + gher-grasp
, enclose
( see cognates garden
and yard ).< ref >; See also ansu-and gher -< sup > 1 </ sup >
in " Appendix I: Indo-European Roots
" in the same work .</ ref >
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, the word baroque
is derived from
the Portuguese word
" barroco ", Spanish
" barroco ", or French
" baroque ", all of which refer
to a " rough or imperfect pearl ",
though whether it entered those languages via Latin
, Arabic
, or some other source
is uncertain
.
According to the editors of
the 1897 Easton's Bible
Dictionary, some scholars believe
the name
" Malachi
" is not a proper noun but rather an abbreviation of
" messenger of YHWH ".
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, the translation of
the French
term into
" human creature
" implies that
the label
" Christian
" is a reminder of
the humanity of
the afflicted
, in contrast
to brute beasts
.
According to Partridge
( 1972: 12 ), it dates from around 1840
and arose
in the East End of London
, however John Camden Hotten
in his 1859
Dictionary of Modern Slang
, Cant
and Vulgar Words states that
( English
) rhyming slang originated
" about twelve or fifteen years ago
" ( i
. e
. in the 1840s
) with
' chaunters
' and ' patterers
' in the Seven Dials area of London
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary ( 2nd ed
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary Online
, the first known recorded usage of
the word diaspora
in the English language
was in 1876 referring
" extensive diaspora work
( as it
is termed
) of evangelizing among
the National Protestant Churches on
the continent ".
" According to Easton's Bible
Dictionary, " Paul's authorship
was undisputed
in antiquity
and was probably written about
the same time as
the First Epistle
to Timothy
, with which it has many affinities
.
According to the Merriam-Webster
Dictionary, the term has two distinct definitions
in modern English
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, this
was in Geoffrey Chaucer's
The Hous of Fame
, ca
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, the term ' frequentist
' was first used by M. G
. Kendall
in 1949
, to contrast with Bayesians
, whom he called
" non-frequentists
" ( he cites Harold Jeffreys ).
According to a writer cited
by the author of
the Easton's Bible
Dictionary, this epistle
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, institutionalisation of
the word became complete with its
first appearance
in a dictionary
( 1848
) and first appearance
in an encyclopedia
( 1868 ).
According to the American Heritage
Dictionary of
the English Language
, the Indo-European root
is * ser meaning
" to protect ".
According to the authoritative
Dictionary of Islam jihad
is defined as:
" A religious war with those who are unbelievers
in the mission of Muhammad ... enjoined especially
for the purpose of advancing Islam
and repelling evil from Muslims
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, the noun derives from
a verb
to kilt
, originally meaning
" to gird up ;
to tuck up
( the skirts
) round
the body ", which
is apparently of Scandinavian origin
.
According to Merriam-Webster
and the Online Etymology
Dictionary, the word
" molecule
" derives from
the Latin
" moles
" or small unit of mass
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary ( 1933
) the term " carol
" was first used in England
for this type of circle dance accompanied
by singing
in manuscripts dating
to as early as 1300
.
According to the 1897 Easton's Bible
Dictionary, it
is possible that Malachi
is not a proper name
, but simply means
" messenger of YHWH ".
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, this
is the first recorded instance of
the word
.
According to Karel Werner's Popular
Dictionary of Hinduism
, " ost Hindu places of pilgrimage are associated with legendary events from
the lives of various gods ....
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, the definition of
the word privy
in Privy Council
is an obsolete one meaning
" of or pertaining exclusively
to a particular person or persons
, one's own ;" hence
the council
is personal
to the sovereign
.
According to the Oxford English
Dictionary, psychotherapy
first meant
" hypnotherapy
" instead of
" psychotherapy ".
According and term
According to Pausanias
, writing in the 2nd century AD
, the term ' Achaean
' was originally given
to those Greeks inhabiting
the Argolis
and Laconia
.
According to Jan Nattier
, the term Mahāyāna (" Great Vehicle ")
was originally even an honorary synonym
for Bodhisattvayāna
, or
the " Bodhisattva Vehicle
.
According to Dáithí Ó hÓgáin
, the term Céad Shamhain or Cétshamhainin means
" first half ", which he links
to the Gaulish word samonios
( which he suggests means
" half
a year ") as
in the end of
the " first half
" of
the year that begins at Samhain
.
According to United Nation's Food
and Agriculture Organization
the term bean should include only species of Phaseolus ; however
, a strict consensus definition has proven difficult because
in the past
, several species such as Vigna
( angularis
( azuki bean ), mungo
( black gram ), radiata
( mung bean ), aconitifolia
( moth bean )) were classified as Phaseolus
and later reclassified
.
According to one theory
, the term was loaned
to Russian
, where-in literary language-it
first appeared
in " Elysei ",
a 1771 poem
by V
. Maikov
.
According to the theorem
, it
is possible
to expand
the power
( x + y )< sup > n </ sup > into
a sum involving terms of
the form ax < sup > b </ sup > y < sup > c </ sup >, where
the exponents b
and c are nonnegative integers with
, and the coefficient
a of each
term is a specific positive integer depending on n
and b
. When an exponent
is zero
, the corresponding power
is usually omitted from
the term.

*
According to culinary writer Giuliano Bugialli
, the term comes from
the Italian bagno maria
, named after Maria de
' Cleofa
, who developed
the technique
in Florence
in the sixteenth century
.
According to physicist Phil Anderson
, the term was coined
by himself
and Volker Heine when they changed
the name of their group at
the Cavendish Laboratories
, Cambridge from
" Solid state theory
" to " Theory of Condensed Matter ", as they felt it did
not exclude their interests
in the study of liquids
, nuclear matter
and so on
.
According to Bede's Ecclesiastical History of
the English People
, the term is interchangeable with
the Gewisse
, meaning
the descendants of Gewis
.
According to chemistry historian Henry Leicester
, the influential 1923 textbook Thermodynamics
and the Free Energy of Chemical Reactions
by Gilbert N
. Lewis
and Merle Randall led
to the replacement of
the term " affinity
" by the term " free energy
" in much of
the English-speaking world
.
According to Prigogine
, the term was introduced
and developed
by Théophile de Donder
.
According to Harper's New Monthly Magazine: As such
, according
to one viewpoint
, for those who
" belong
to the Church ,"
the term Methodist Catholic
, or Presbyterian Catholic
, or Baptist Catholic
, is as proper as
the term Roman Catholic
.
According to some authors
, it
was during this time that
the burlesque Spanish
term " roto
" ( torn ),
used by Peruvians
to refer
to Chileans
, was first mentioned given how Almagro's disappointed troops returned
to Cuzco with their
" torn clothes
" due
to the extensive
and laborious passage on foot
by the Atacama desert
.
" According to Steven Pinker
, EP
is " not a single theory but
a large set of hypotheses
" and a term which
" has also come
to refer
to a particular way of applying evolutionary theory
to the mind
, with an emphasis on adaptation
, gene-level selection
, and modularity
.
According to this theory
, short
term memory
( STM
) can only retain information
for a limited amount of time
, around 15
to 30 seconds unless it
is rehearsed
.
According to the territory's Legislative Council Ordinance
, fixed
term elections are defined as general elections
, as opposed
to by-elections
.
According to Anthony Harkins
in Hillbilly: A Cultural History of an
American Icon
, the term first appeared
in print in a 1900 New York Journal article
, with
the definition:
" a Hill-Billie
is a free
and untrammeled white citizen of Alabama
, who lives
in the hills
, has no means
to speak of
, dresses as he can
, talks as he pleases
, drinks whiskey when he gets it
, and fires off his revolver as
the fancy takes him
.
According to Jan Nattier
, it
is most likely that
the term Hīnayāna post-dates
the term Mahāyāna
, and was only added at
a later date due
to antagonism
and conflict between bodhisattvas
and śrāvakas
.
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