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The spelling "mall" is used for large shopping centers, or pedestrian areas. The word with the same spelling is the verb "maul" (to beat, tear, or injure). Either spelling has been used to mean a large sledge-like hammer or log splitter.
In the US, the verb form is scrutinize, so the spelling would be scrutinized (examined in detail).The UK spelling would be scrutinised.
No. The US spelling would usually be neighbor, or the UK spelling neighbour.
If a child is to be named, I would recommend spelling it Amira, just for ease of spelling. If you still wish to change the spelling there is, Amirah, Ameera, Ameerah, and Amirrah,
"yesturday" would be a flat out incorrect spelling of the word "yesterday".
Try 'Forgot Password'? and second..what's wrong with your spelling?
It looks like you are trying to spell Yuletide log. Otherwise more commonly known nowadays as Yule log.A Yule log is a dessert usually enjoyed around Christmas time.
The term is spelled "logged in" (from the listing in a log, also login file).
It is spelled urbanization. Someone would be urbanizing, not urbanising. Thus the act of urbanizing is urbanization. I forgot to log in before posting this, so I'm "improving" it now.
A decomposing log in a forest would be a microhabitat...LIKE A BOSS
The spelling "mall" is used for large shopping centers, or pedestrian areas. The word with the same spelling is the verb "maul" (to beat, tear, or injure). Either spelling has been used to mean a large sledge-like hammer or log splitter.
We can define logab = (log b)/(log a)as would would for real numbers, just now the result depends on the branch of log defined at a and b.Defining log is a little complicated. But Log (with a capital) can be defined asLog z: = ln r + iθ = ln | z | + iArg z.So Log10b = (Log b)/(Log 10) = (ln | z | + iArg z)/(Log 10)
it would still be mackenzie but not the same spelling the spelling would be mackenzie but it would be pronounced mackenzian
Like you need to ask, THE LOG!
7x = 5x log(7) = log(5)x = log(5) / (log(7) = 0.82709 (rounded)
A log? As in a log that came from a tree, right? If the density of water was decreased enough, such that it is now lower than a log's density, then the log would no longer float, but sink.
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