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Napier's the man, and I do as he says.
Crowder's in jail, Napier's a hero.
Napier's bones are also described in, and.
Do you know the formula of Napier's constant?
Our friend Napier's doubtless at sea again by this time.
How do you think we're gonna get into Napier's party?
Crowder's in jail, Napier's a hero. It's as good as won.
Napier's constant is the basis of all natural logarithms.
Little is known about John Napier's early years.
Help Mr Napier's man get their things back to the house.
We shall comment shortly on the different spellings of Napier's name.
Mr Napier's valet seems a competent fellow, and Thomas knows what he's doing.
And Thomas knows what he's doing. Mr Napier's valet seems competent.
Napier's name appears on the matriculation roll of St Salvator's College for 1563.
I want you to get me and Boyd an invite to Napier's party tomorrow night.
Napier's discussion of logarithms appears in Mirifici logarithmorum canonis descriptio in 1614.
Two years later an English translation of Napier's original Latin text was published, translated by Edward Wright.
John Napier's father, Archibald Napier, was an important man in late 16th century Scotland.
And these are taken seriously in the biased biography written by Mark Napier, one of John Napier's descendants.
Much of Napier's work on logarithms seems to have been done while he was living at Gartness.
The only form of Napier that we are sure would not have been used in Napier's lifetime was the present modern spelling"Napier"!
Mark Napier's domain-transgressing projects Shredder and RIOT have made him one of the most well-known net artists.
Glaisher described how to use Napier's bones in an article he wrote for Encyclopaedia Britannica and this description is quoted in.
A change to logs with log 1 0 came about in discussions between Napier and Briggs. Briggs read Napier's 1614 Latin text and, on the 10 March 1615 wrote in a letter to a friend.
Napier's numbering rods were made of ivory, so that they looked like bones which explains why they are now known as Napier's bones.
Many traditions suggest that Napier was… in league with the powers of darkness… and these are taken seriously in the biased biography written by Mark Napier, one of John Napier's descendants.
Glaisher described how to use Napier's bones in an article he wrote for Encyclopaedia Britannica and this description is quoted in.
His family had owned the Merchiston estate from the 1430s when one of his ancestors acquired the estate, becoming the first Napare of Merchiston.We shall comment shortly on the different spellings of Napier's name.
However Napier's name does not appear in the list of those being awarded degrees in the subsequent years so he must have left St Andrews to study in Europe before completing a degree.