Примери за използване на Leibniz's на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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That's a small manuscript of Leibniz's notes.
It is connected to Leibniz's principle of sufficient reason.
In fact his work of 1703 is important in introducing Leibniz 's calculus into Italy.
The centre of Leibniz's philosophy is the doctrine of monads.
Years later, the engineering department at Leibniz University'in Hanover have put them together following Leibniz's blueprint.'.
In Leibniz's view, there are an infinite number of possible worlds.
We have given details of this controversy in Leibniz's biography and refer the reader to that article for details.
Leibniz's notation, his way of writing the calculus, captured its true spirit.
Much of the mathematical activity of Leibniz's last years involved the priority dispute over the invention of the calculus.
Leibniz's mother was Catharina Schmuck, the daughter of a lawyer and Friedrich Leibniz's third wife.
While at UM wrote his first two of forty books Psychology(1887), and Leibniz's New Essays Concerning the Human Understanding(1888).
Another of Leibniz's lifelong aims was to collate all human knowledge.
I have had some of my best ideas whilst walking in my local park, so I'm hoping to get a little bit of inspiration here on Leibniz's local stomping ground.
Ross, in, points out that Leibniz's legacy may have not been quite what he had hoped for.
He taught at various lycées before traveling to Germany in 1904, where he studied at theUniversity of Göttingen and worked on cataloging Leibniz's papers.
By Leibniz's approach but the formalism was to prove vital in the latter development of the calculus.
During this period, he published his first two books,‘Psychology'(1887),and‘Leibniz's New Essays Concerning the Human Understanding'(1888).
He integrated Leibniz's differential calculus and Newton's method of fluxions into mathematical analysis.
At the meeting of the Royal Society on 15 February, which Leibniz did not attend, Hooke made some unfavourable comments on Leibniz's calculating machine.
Upon Leibniz's death, Newton declared he had found great satisfaction in breaking Leibniz's heart.
The one Leibnizian idea in which he could see little merit was Leibniz's'principe de meilleur' according to which the world is the best of all possible worlds.
Leibniz's idea is that God has created a pre-established harmony such that it only seems as if physical and mental events cause, and are caused by, one another.
One way out is the multiplication of the world in Leibniz's fearful doctrine of monads: every monad to be a world by itself, no communication between them;
This is a notion I used formerly but I have replaced it with the idea of synchronicity,which is analogous to sympathy or correspondentia, or to Leibniz's pre-established harmony.
George Boole took Leibniz's binary code and created Boolean algebra, and John von Neumann took Boolean algebra and created the digital computer.
He was one of the first French scholars to recognise the value of the calculus anddeveloped analytic dynamics by adapting Leibniz 's calculus to the inertial mechanics of Newton 's Principia.
Du Châtelet had learnt of Leibniz's philosophy from Samuel König and it had so interested her that she had decided to devote a section of her book to his theories of metaphysics.
In 1817 he tried to understand the Continental approach to the calculus by reading Wallace 's article Fluxions which was published in the Edinburgh Encyclopaedia in 1815 and used Leibniz 's differential notation.
He learnt of Descartes' vortex theory model of the solar system and of Leibniz 's views on mechanics from his teacher Johann Bernoulli who was perhaps the strongest supporter of these theories.