Industrial port in SW Portugal, the birthplace of the explorer Vasco da Gama. Population: 10,000.
Sines
| Geography: Si·nes |
[ʹsēniʃ]
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- sinusoid
- sinical
- sine
- Battani, al- (Arab astronomer and mathematician)
- paraxial rays (optics)
- short interspersed elements (genetics)
- Todd Sines (Electronica Artist, '90s)
- arithmetic
- Snell laws of refraction (optics)
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- artificial
- Habash al-Hasib (Arabian mathematician & astronomer)
- gunter's scale
- trigonometric
