richardson (Meaning)
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richardson (n)
United States architect (1838-1886)
British stage and screen actor noted for playing classic roles (1902-1983)
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richardson Sentence Examples
- Richardson's theory of creativity emphasizes the importance of divergent thinking.
- The Richardson School of Law is renowned for its focus on public service.
- Richardson's algorithm is widely used in numerical analysis.
- The Richardson River in Canada is known for its scenic fishing spots.
- Sir John Richardson, a renowned Arctic explorer, led several expeditions to the northern regions.
- Samuel Richardson, known as the father of the English novel, wrote influential works such as "Pamela."
- The Richardson number, a dimensionless number in fluid dynamics, is used to characterize flow stability.
- The Richardson-Romberg extrapolation method is a powerful tool for approximating integrals.
- Richardson's equation, a key component of the theory of queues, describes the probability of waiting time.
- The Richardson test is a statistical test used to assess the significance of differences in variance between two samples.
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United States architect (1838-1886), British stage and screen actor noted for playing classic roles (1902-1983)
No synonyms found.
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Richardson's theory of creativity emphasizes the importance of divergent thinking.
The Richardson School of Law is renowned for its focus on public service.
Richardson's algorithm is widely used in numerical analysis.
The Richardson River in Canada is known for its scenic fishing spots.
