Titlebook: Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in Non-Westen Cultures; Helaine Selin (Science Librarian) Book 19971st e

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Alessandro Ghirardini,Riccardo Tartagliabulation or table marked out in columns within which counters (usually discs but in China bamboo rods) could be placed and moved about, a series of grooves in which counters could slide, and a frame with rods or strings on which beads could be strung so as to slide along.

誰在削木頭

Preventing Corporate Fiascos: ,,of letters of the Buwayhid period. There is disagreement about his place and date of birth, but he was probably born at I??akhr on 16 Dhū’l-qa?da 326/14 September 938. His family included high dignitaries, and his own father had been a . (clerk) and then vizier, or minister of state, under the Buwayhid Prince Rukn al-Dawla (r. 335/946-366/976).

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A,bulation or table marked out in columns within which counters (usually discs but in China bamboo rods) could be placed and moved about, a series of grooves in which counters could slide, and a frame with rods or strings on which beads could be strung so as to slide along.

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I,of letters of the Buwayhid period. There is disagreement about his place and date of birth, but he was probably born at I??akhr on 16 Dhū’l-qa?da 326/14 September 938. His family included high dignitaries, and his own father had been a . (clerk) and then vizier, or minister of state, under the Buwayhid Prince Rukn al-Dawla (r. 335/946-366/976).

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M,, and science. Southern India was comparatively less affected, and traditional culture and the sciences flourished there. The followers of āryabha?a I made enormous contributions to the development of mathematical sciences. It was a golden age of Indian mathematics.

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Alessandro Ghirardini,Riccardo Tartagliabulation or table marked out in columns within which counters (usually discs but in China bamboo rods) could be placed and moved about, a series of grooves in which counters could slide, and a frame with rods or strings on which beads could be strung so as to slide along.

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,Voorafgaand aan de eerste 1.000?dagen,he works of āryabha?a (b. 476), Brahmagupta (b. 598), Mu?jāla (b. 932), Bhāskarācārya (b. 1114), Nārayā?a Pa??ita (1356), Nīlaka??tha Somayāji (b. 1444), and Jye???adeva (ca. 1500–1610). In the same manner as Hindu geometry grew in response to the religious needs of designing sacrificial altars, it