jbrains

"summation" is also related to summary. All these words are related to reducing a collection of things to a single thing. A sum reduces a collection of numbers to its total. A summary reduces a collection of thoughts to its essence. A summation is effectively a synonym for a summary.

The word multiplication describes the operation applied to each pair of numbers. The word production would refer to the act of multiplying an arbitrary collection of numbers. Just as it would be for addition and summation.

It would fit the pattern.

Having insufficiently pale skin.

It looks like Russian uppercase and lowercase to me.

Scrabble is not a language game, but instead a spatial and arithmetic game using arbitrary strings of letters. Don't look to it as a reflexion of the state of English as she is spoke.

Something something German lecturer after two hours twelve verbs at the end finally understood the whole lecture.

Thomas Dolby, I Love You Goodbye.

Thanks for that. Indeed, that makes me less confident in their suitability to teach those subjects, but I worry about a sensational conclusion about their general literacy.

I would want to repeat that study with novels written in the past 25 years before concluding too much. Yes, the participants had access to a dictionary, but I imagine that needing to decipher certain parts, such as foreign cultural references and familiar words with unexpected meanings, interferes with the brain's usual functions for turning words into images in the mind's eye. And this even ignores the folks with aphantasia like me.

Yes, although I'm struck by some of the words, particularly this sense of "wonderful".

And now I'm even more glad that it's sunny out here right now and I can hear birds.

What do you know about Mersenne numbers?

Maritime Madness, Candied Habanero or Lime Cilantro.

Consider my previous comment a press release. Someone please find an AI voice to read it for me.