Примери за използване на Scottish book на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Scottish Book.
Steinhaus, now in the University of Wroclaw,decided that the tradition of the Scottish Book was too good to end.
The Scottish Book.
There is a charming story about one of the most famous of the problems in the Scottish Book which was posed by Mazur.
The Scottish Book.
This paper, on which she collaborated with Coke Reed,provided a counter-example to a question posed by Ulam in 1935 and entered by him into the Scottish Book.
What shall we do with the Scottish Book and our unpublished works?
The Scottish Book the famous book in which the mathematicians working in the Café.
What are we going to do with the Scottish Book and our joint unpublished papers?
The Scottish Book Trust is a national charity that believes books, reading and writing have the power to change lives.
As with many of the problems in the Scottish Book the proposer would offer a prize for their solution.
Scottish Book Trust is an independent national charity that believes books, reading and writing have the power to change lives.
It was in the Scottish Café that the famous Scottish Book consisting of open questions posed by the mathematicians working there came into being.
Kuratowski(and Steinhaus) sometimes joined their colleagues in the Scottish Café buthe had left Lvov before the mathematicians began writing down the problems in the Scottish Book.
He contributed problems to the Scottish Book, the famous book in which the mathematicians working in the Café entered unsolved problems.
He joined the community of mathematicians working and drinking in the Scottish Café andhe contributed problems to the Scottish Book, the famous book in which the mathematicians working in the Café entered unsolved problems.
After the end of World War II the Scottish Book, which seems to have been preserved through the war by Steinhaus, was sent by him to Ulam in the United States.
Although it is not known for certain how the Scottish Book survived the war, we do know that it was brought to Wrocław by Banach's wife and it ended up in the possession of his son.
King Charles tried to impose a new prayer book on the Scottish Presbyterians.
The startling questions posed in Von Daniken's book soon inspired Scottish explorer Stanley Hall to try and solve the mystery himself.
In 1946 Observer editor David Astor lent George Orwell a remote Scottish farmhouse in which to write his new book.
In 1946 Observer editor David Astor lent George Orwell a remote Scottish farmhouse in which to write his new book, Nineteen Eighty-Four.
The Book of your Religion and the Book of the law of the Scottish Freemasonry.
Steinhaus, who sometimes joined his colleagues in the Scottish Café, contributed ten problems to the book, including the final one written on 31 May 1941 only days before the Nazi troops entered the town.
Upon which, as well as upon the Book of your Religion and the Book of the law of the Scottish Freemasonry, you have taken so many obligations.
These same books were used in Scottish schools too.
William Jeans was a parliamentary journalist of Scottish descent who wrote two books on the lives of scientists.
And when in 1533, the Scottish writer John Bellenden translated the first 5 books of Livy's History, he recorded the adjective urbane into the English vocabulary.
In 1834, the Cambridge don William Whewell wrote a complimentary article about Mary Somerville, a Scottish researcher whose erudite books brought together previously disparate fields of mathematics, astronomy, geology, chemistry, and physics so clearly that the texts became the backbone of Cambridge University's first science curriculum.