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- verb mathematics, physics To
derive again, especially by using a different method
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Examples
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Just make them derive and rederive that chalkboard in homework and on tests and on homework again.
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The manuscript uses a combination of the holographic principle and black hole thermodynamics to rederive the basic equations of motion that Newton presented over 400 years prior.
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Some formulae are not worth memorizing - it is more worthwhile to grasp the ideas behind the formulae and rederive them when you need them or look them up.
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Furthermore, the manuscript lays out a path-but does not explicitly follow it-for one to rederive the full set of Einstein's field equations that form the cornerstone of general relativity using the fact that gravity, in Verlinde's work, is an "entropic force."
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It allows one to port result from ancient mathematics to modern applications without having to rederive everything from first principles; it it does not mean that sub-threshold comments are, deep down, really made of apples.
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Storing two unsigned values is easy, but two signed values - had to rederive it, but here it is.
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Storing two unsigned values is easy, but two signed values - had to rederive it, but here it is.
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Storing two unsigned values is easy, but two signed values - had to rederive it, but here it is.
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Storing two unsigned values is easy, but two signed values - had to rederive it, but here it is.
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Storing two unsigned values is easy, but two signed values - had to rederive it, but here it is.
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