On that note, since R for resistor/resistance, C for capacitor/capacitance and V for voltage make sense, where did L for inductor/inductance and I for current come from?
- YD.
On that note, since R for resistor/resistance, C for capacitor/capacitance and V for voltage make sense, where did L for inductor/inductance and I for current come from?
- YD.
I don't see any need to do your research. You clipped the google search information, so apparently you know that you're wrong.
You can't even prove that you exist because all references to "Homer J. Simpson" point to a stupid, greedy childish blob of a character in a children's cartoon. If you were a real man you wouldn't have to hide from the world.
I didn't even look. There are hundreds of books written on the history in the Bible and I'm sure he is mentioned in quite a few of them. You, on the other hand are ignoring over a million hits in a search engines so its obvious that you're in denial. I could spend years doing research and never find every printed reference, but in your typical cartoon trolling method, you just keep foaming at the mouth and make it obvious that you're wrong.
You still can't find a reference to this erroneous word that isn't sourced from the bible. BTW, many scholars accept that it was a copyist's error and that the correct word is Sicarriot or member of the Sicarri. In other words he was a gang banger; like Simon (called Peter or 'Rocky' for obvious reasons). So all of the books are wrong. I can find about 31,100,000 hits for jessica simpson. It doesn't make her a singer.
"Zealots were known as the (kanaim) in Aramaic, or Sicarri = Latin for sikariwn, lestwn in Gk, meaning brigands in the common terminology of the Romans but more accurately we would call them revolutionaries or terrorists as they were attempting to overthrow Roman rule. The Sicarri were called this on account of their short daggers known in Gk. as mikra zifidia".
God ?
Graham
Cut in 1cm discs, deep fry until center goes soft, smash with the bottom of a waterglass into much bigger disk, fry until golden. Sprinkle with salt. More taste than potato chips.
Iwo
Yet for some reason, everybody here is okay with saying voltage when they really mean electrical potential. Go figure.
Mark
Oh. I thought maybe it was one of those British birch-flogging things.
John
What kind of AND gate exactly are you using? There's considerable variation in the output drive voltages and currents across 7400, LS, C, Hc, ...
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Eeyore
Oh we stopped flogging birches ages ago and branched out to flogging dead horses instead.
In message , dated Tue, 5 Sep 2006, Michael A. Terrell writes
Yes, of course, because they are citing the name in the Bible.
You have both missed the point. The name 'Iscariot' appears, with no previous occurrences, in the Bible. It doesn't seem to fit into any of the languages (Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, Latin) that were in use in Palestine at the time. It doesn't appear in any **independent** writings of the time, but that is weak, because first and second century writings are exceedingly rare.
In message , dated Tue, 5 Sep
2006, Eeyore writesThat's about what the postulate of 'god' amounts to, yes.
In message , dated Tue, 5 Sep 2006, redbelly writes
Language is not logical but it is not totally without structure. 'Voltage' is the word we use; 'amperage' isn't.
Eeyore
Mind you *some* ppl get a kick out of being flogged !
Graham
In message , dated Tue, 5 Sep
2006, Iwo Mergler writes
More calories than a minor asteroid.
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Purt nigh!
Potentialage sounds rather clumsy don't you think ?
Graham
Eeyore
Read "The Pearl", a collection of reprints from the notorious Victorain-era pornographic newspaper.
John
Just for grins - you mean we can't use volt-age any more? So, go for Joules-per-Coulomb?
As I say, just for grins... don't take the safeties off your flame-throwers just yet.
;-)
Or vote Republican.
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