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Magnitude
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Bulk
Magnitude of material substance dimensions mass size as an ox or ship of great bulk
Generatrix
That which generates the point or the mathematical magnitude which by its motion generates another magnitude as a line surface or solid called also describent
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Scalar
In the quaternion analysis a quantity that has magnitude but not direction distinguished from a vector which has both magnitude and direction
Vote of credit
for meeting an unexpected demand for money when the demand cannot be stated with details due to the magnitude or the indefinite character of the service, Constitution of India, Art. 116.
Reasonableness and in public interest
be permissible, must at the best be reasonable. Similarly Article 21 in the full plenitude of its activist magnitude as discovered by Maneka Gandhi case, (1978) 2 SCR 621: (1978) 1 SCC 248, insists that no one
Public order
a wide spectrum of public, it could raise problem of law and order only. It is the length, magnitude and intensity of the terror wave unleashed by a particular eruption of disorder that helps to distinguish it
Insect-infested
article of food. The word 'infested', accord-ing to the learned counsel, connotes the presence of insects of a magnitude or extent which makes the article unfit for human consumption, Paramjit Singh v. Municipal Corporation of Delhi, AIR
House of correction
reformatory 2. A place for the contaminant of furnace offenders or those who have committed crimes of cesser magnitude, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn. Houses of Correction, fist established in the reign of Elizabeth, were originally designed
Civil Law
Constantine the Great (A.D. 312) down to A.D. 438, the year of its publication. It is of considerable magnitude, and is still extant, though unfortunately in an imperfect state. It is probable that this book, having been
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