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difformed
† diˈfformed, ppl. a. Obs. rare. [f. as difform a. + -ed.] Diversely or irregularly shaped.1665 Webb Stone-Heng (1725) 145 Tumuli were..set about..with petty and difformed Blocks of broken Craggs. Oxford English Dictionary
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John Dumbleton
He gave a proof of the mean speed theorem stating that "the latitude of a uniformly difform movement corresponds to the degree of the midpoint" and used wikipedia.org
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Feb 20, 2022This simple trick will make your air hardening clay easier to work with and eliminate tiny air bubbles or lumps from the clay. 3. Avoid clay sticking to the worksurface. Air dry clay tends to stick to the table or work surface, making it hard to remove the final project without damage. It may stretch, difform, or bend.
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difforme
▪ I. † difform, a. Obs. (dɪˈfɔːm) Also 6 dyfforme. [ad. med. or mod.L. difform-is dissimilar in form, f. dif-, dis- 4) + forma shape.] 1. Of diverse forms; differing in form.1547 Recorde Judic. Ur. 14 b, The dyfforme facyon of the urinall. 1548 ― Urin. Physick ix. (1651) 68 Other difform contents th... Oxford English Dictionary
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disform
▪ I. † disˈform, a. Obs. [Variant of difform a.] Not in conformity: the opposite of conform a.1656 Artif. Handsom. 171 The..rule of all humane actions..is the mind and end of the doer, either conforme or disforme to the holy revealed will of God. ¶ In this and the following words disf- (diff) is pro... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nicole Oresme
Oresme defined a uniform quality as that which is represented by a line parallel to the longitude, and any other quality as difform. wikipedia.org
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difformness
† diˈfformness Obs. rare. [f. difform a. + -ness.] = prec.1548 Recorde Urin. Physick xi. 70/1 The difformenes [ed. 1651 difforments] and disagreing of the partes of it together. Oxford English Dictionary
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History of gravitational theory
Uniform and difform motion The roots of Domingo de Soto's expression uniform difform motion [uniformly accelerated motion] lies in the Oxford Calculators terms "uniform" motion and "difform" motion. wikipedia.org
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deform
▪ I. deˈform, n. nonce-wd. [f. deform v.] The action of deforming, deformation: opp. to reform.1831 Fraser's Mag. IV. 2 He..permitted the actual deform of his windows sooner than testify any sort of sympathy with the sham reform of parliament.▪ II. deform, a. arch. (dɪˈfɔːm) Forms: 4–6 defourme, 6–7... Oxford English Dictionary
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difformity
† difformity Obs. (dɪˈfɔːmɪtɪ) [a. F. difformité (1520 in Hatz.-Darm.), ad. med.L. difformitās, f. difformis differing in form: see difform a.] 1. Difference or diversity of form; want of uniformity between things.1530 Palsgr. Introd. 18 To avoyde all maner difformyte. 1580 Hollyband Treas. Fr. Tong... Oxford English Dictionary
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Equations of motion
Only Domingo de Soto, a Spanish theologian, in his commentary on Aristotle's Physics published in 1545, after defining "uniform difform" motion (which wikipedia.org
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Inverse-square law
He gave a proof of the mean speed theorem stating that "the latitude of a uniformly difform movement corresponds to the degree of the midpoint" and used wikipedia.org
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homogeneous
homogeneous, a. (hɒməʊˈdʒiːnɪəs) Also erron. genous. [f. Scholastic L. homogene-us (see homogeneal) + -ous.] The opposite of heterogeneous. In early use homogeneal was more frequent, esp. in technical expressions. 1. a. Of one thing in respect of another, or of various things in respect of each othe... Oxford English Dictionary
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uniform
▪ I. uniform, n. (ˈjuːnɪfɔːm) [f. the adj. Cf. F., It., Sp., and Pg. uniforme, Du., G., Sw., and Da. uniform in sense 2.] † I. 1. in uniform, in one body or flock. Obs.1623 Lisle ælfric on O. & N. Test. Ded. p. ix, Our sheepe shall feare no Wolfe, or suddaine storme; But goe and come all safe in vni... Oxford English Dictionary
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