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  • ...tant in all branches of science and technology. It is possible to define sine and cosine in different ways. Two ways, one based on plane geometry and o ===Definition of sine and cosine in plane geometry===
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  • #REDIRECT [[sine]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[sine]]
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  • {{r|Hyperbolic sine}} {{r|Hyperbolic sine integral}}
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  • ...f sines''' (also known as '''sine rule''') relates in a [[triangle]] the [[sine]]s of the three angles and the lengths of their opposite sides, {{Image|Sine rule.png|right|300px|Fig. 2. '''Sine rule:''' sinα:sinβ:sinγ=a:b:c}}
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  • Infinite series whose terms are constants multiplied by sine and cosine functions and that can approximate a wide variety of periodic fu
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  • A mathematical rule that for a small angle expressed in radians, its sine and tangent are approximately equal to the angle.
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  • *[http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Garage/3323/aat/a_sin.html Sine and cosine function ] with an implementation in Rexx.
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  • ...atio of two of the sides of a right triangle that contains that angle; the sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant.
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  • ...is a rule that says that for small angles, the [[trigonometric function]]s sine and tangent are approximately equal to the angle. The approximation is vali ...approximation is the first-order [[Taylor series|Maclaurin series]] of the sine function about the value zero. Recall Maclaurin's theorem:
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  • {{r|Sine wave}}
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  • ...and the ''x''-axis.{{Image|unit_circle.jpg|left|200px|The relation of the sine and cosine and the unit circle.}}
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  • {{r|Sine}}
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  • :''See [[sine|sin]] for the mathematical function.''
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  • {{r|Sine}}
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  • {{r|Sine}}
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  • {{r|Sine}}
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  • ...>cos(x)</math>. The other trigonometric functions can be constructed using sine, cosine, and the elementary operations. It is a remarkable thing that the sine and cosine functions can be defined from the exponential function when it i
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  • {{r|Sine}}
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  • ...igonometry]] tells us that the [[sine]] of a 30° angle is 1/2, whereas the sine of a 90° angle is 1. Therefore, the sunbeam hitting the ground at a 30°
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  • ...ed as the product of the lengths of two adjacent sides multiplied by the [[sine]] of the angle between the sides.
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  • |[[Sine]] |[[Hyperbolic sine]]
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  • ...en the two starting waves. To demonstrate the simplest case, between two [[sine wave]]s of equal [[amplitude]]: ...ession above (it can be said, the cosine factor is an ''envelope'' for the sine wave), whose frequency is (''f''<sub>1</sub>+''f''<sub>2</sub>)/2, that is,
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  • ...ngles]], the angle C, opposite the [[hypotenuse]] (c), is 90 degrees. The sine of 90 degrees is 1, so the equation reduces to:
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  • ...the reciprocal of the cosine, the '''cosecant''' is the reciprocal of the sine, and the '''cotangent''' is the reciprocal of the tangent.
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  • multiplied by the [[sine]] of the angle between the sides.
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  • *The [[sine]] of 1 radian is 0.841 470 985...
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  • {{r|Sine}}
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  • ...umption for survival, survival manifested as [[reproductive success]], a ''sine qua non'' of evolution by means of [[natural selection]].
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  • ...tant in all branches of science and technology. It is possible to define sine and cosine in different ways. Two ways, one based on plane geometry and o ===Definition of sine and cosine in plane geometry===
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  • ...respect to the requirement that for a counterinsurgency to succeed, the ''sine qua non'' is to see the government as legitimate. This is especially compl
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  • ...nvelopes.png|right|150px|Top and bottom envelope functions for a modulated sine wave.}} ...ing its extremes in amplitude.<ref name=Johnson/> The figure illustrates a sine wave varying between an upper and a lower envelope. The envelope function m
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  • Numerical Recipes in C. Fast Sine and Cosine transform. ...g the only antisimmetric modes can be performed with the [[DST]] (Discrete sine transform).
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  • | '''Sine''' The earliest use of sine appears in the ''[[Sulba Sutras]]'' written in [[History of India|ancient I
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  • ...decompose it into its constituent frequencies. The main idea is to employ sine and cosine functions of a continuous range of frequencies (in fact from <ma
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  • ...rned. He famously declared that the vernacular with "without any rules" (''sine omnia regula''), by which of course he meant written, codified rules as tau
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  • ...mathematical objects. Examples of elementary functions include the [[sine|sine function]] and the [[logarithmic function]], which (denoting their argument ...plane]]. Given either of the non-right angles (which we call ''x''), the ''sine of x'' equals the ratio between the side opposite to the angle and the side
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  • ...or '''asign''', or '''arcsin''' is [[holomorphic function]], inverse of [[sine|sin]].
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  • Numerical Recipes in C. Fast Sine and Cosine transform.
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  • Cosine- and sine-type regular [[solid harmonics]] (normalized to unity) can be defined by th ...es, the cosine-type functions contain the factor cos |''m''| &phi; and the sine-type functions sin |''m''| &phi;. Hence the name. It is of some interest t
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  • ...the particle, the intensity ''B'' of the [[magnetic induction]], and the [[sine]] of the angle between the [[vector]]s '''v''' and '''B'''. The ''direction
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  • ...f the [[harmonic oscillator (classical)|harmonic oscillator]]s is given by sine-type functions, so that the time derivatives of the ''Q''<sub>''t''</sub>'s ...ential equations are easily solved yielding the ''Q''<sub>''t''</sub>'s as sine-type functions of time, see the article on [[harmonic oscillator (classical
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  • ...integral]]s of entire functions, for example the [[error function]] erf, [[sine integral]] Si and the [[Bessel function]] ''J''<sub>0</sub> are also entire
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  • * Epistole sine nomine
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  • ...ellium, sed magnitudine paulo antecedunt mutilaeque sunt cornibus et crura sine nodis articulisque habent neque quietis causa procumbunt neque, si quo adfl
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  • ...and winning elections. Although a competitive party system is considered a sine qua non of modern [[democracy]], parties operate in many [[authoritarianism
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  • The exponential is related to the [[trigonometric function]]s [[sine]] and [[cosine]] by ''[[de Moivre]]'s formula'':
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  • ...sical phenomena that are essential to his study. Reduction is a ''conditio sine qua non'' in the explanation of observations and is essential for the pro
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  • ...e obtained [[associated Legendre functions]] for ''m'' = 1 (linear in the sine of latitude angle). Legendre submitted his results to the [[Académie des
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  • ...ion excludes the function sin&omega;t, because the first derivative of the sine is the cosine which is not zero at ''t'' = 0. Hence the time function is of and that the sine function is odd, sin(&minus;''u'') = &minus;sin(''u'').
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  • Numerical Recipes in C. Fast Sine and Cosine transform.
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  • ...ng|thumb|250px|Outcome of Newton's method applied to finding a root of the sine function. Initial values near 0 (blue) lead to 0 while initial values near .... If we start with <math>x_0</math> close to <math>\pi/2</math>, where the sine curve is horizontal, <math>x_1</math> may end up close to <math>n \pi</math
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  • ...that there is increasing resistance to the idea of "loyal opposition", a ''sine qua non'' of democracy. I am alarmed by the idea of an ostensible mediator
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  • and so are [[sine]], [[cosine]] and the [[exponential function]].
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  • ...al of the Hohner piano through the filter, and modulated the filter with a sine-wave LFO. This made the filter rise and fall rapidly, creating a shifting t
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  • ..., i.e., &alpha;(''t'') linear in time ''t'', it follows that the EMF has a sine dependence on time and an [[alternating current]] will be induced.
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  • ...to &minus;''x''. There are several functions known to have this property (sine, cosine, exponent with imaginary argument), we choose fairly arbitrarily th
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  • In similar way, 0 is fixed point of [[sine]] function, because <math>\sin(0)=0</math>.
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  • ...directly across the straits from Messana, and was comprised of citizens ''sine suffragio'' (citizens without voting rights) from Capua. Soon after the Mam
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  • ...s, fan fiction, martyrdom and war. As scripture, the Hebrew Bible is the ''sine qua non'' of [[Judaism]] and sacred to [[Christianity|Christians]]. As [[li
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  • ...een the gamma function of positive and negative numbers. The division by a sine, which is periodically zero, again indicates the existence of the gamma fun ...lection formulas, using only a few multiplications or an evaluation of the sine in the reflection formula. Listings of [[polynomial]]s and [[rational funct
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  • We used here the relations well-known from [[trigonometry]] for the sine and cosine of a sum angle.
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  • ...aying what they called a 'three-tone sinusoidal replica', or a complicated sine wave sound, they found that people were able to perceive speech, when in fa
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  • ...|Modulated wave.png|right|150px|A modulated wave resulting from adding two sine waves of nearly identical wavelength and frequency.}} which uses the trigonometric formula for the addition of two sine waves, and the approximation &Delta;&lambda;<<&lambda;:
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  • ...e is no particle! The other way to satisfy this equality is to have the [[sine]] term vanish, which will happen if
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  • ...ion's belief that the conflict in Korea could be part of a wider war, only sine of the increase would go to direct support of the conflict in Korea. ...ion's belief that the conflict in Korea could be part of a wider war, only sine of the increase would go to direct support of the conflict in Korea.
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  • ...full and unconditional support of the Palestinian people is a condition [[sine qua non]] for activists to adopt, and we recognise that their attachment to
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  • ...s task is called ''complete''. Such basis sets are a generalization of the sine and cosine functions used in [[Fourier series]] to a wider set of functions
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  • The sine and cosine functions are not [[one-to-one function|one-to-one]] and hence n
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  • ...the fixed point ''z'' as a function of time ''t'', we see the same type ([[sine]]-type) function as in figure 1. The number of times per second that the ve
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  • ...common form of transposon in [[human]]s is the [[Alu sequence]], a form of SINE. The [[Alu sequence]] is approximately 300 bases long and about 1000 copies
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  • ...ultimately, a continuous-wave transmitter &mdash; one that produced a pure sine-wave signal on a single frequency &mdash; would be far more efficient, part
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  • ...opagate posteriorly, giving the overall shape of a posteriorly propagating sine wave. In addition, all snakes are capable of [[concertina movement]]. This
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  • ...hich the denominator is unity. With this formula for the derivative of the sine, the radius of curvature becomes:
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  • The following expression defines real spherical harmonics of cosine and sine type respectively:
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  • ...s believe that an Afghan perception of its government is legitimate is a ''sine qua non'' for anything else, and irregularities in the 2009 Afghanistan pre
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  • ...al to the object's speed, to the frame's rate of rotation, and also to the sine of the angle between the object's direction of movement and the frame's axi
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  • ...of the experiments on the auditory system have been performed with simple sine wave stimuli. Other experiments which have claimed to investigate the effec
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  • ...s. His nearest pronouncement seems to be ''Numquam ponenda est pluralitas sine necessitate'', which occurs in his theological work on the ''Sentences'' of
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  • ...power units that produce a [[square wave]] pattern instead of the normal [[sine wave]], making rapid zero crossings possible and minimizing the effects of
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  • ...anistan]], where development of a respected police force is considered a ''sine qua non'' for successful [[counterinsurgency]].
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  • ==The fundamental units and processes of living things: the '''''sine qua non'''''==
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  • In other words, '''''sine qua non''''' of the activity of living.
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