Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation Physics Hamiltonian
- abbreviation Physics henry
- abbreviation high
- abbreviation Baseball hit
- abbreviation home telephone number
- abbreviation hot
- abbreviation humidity
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- noun The eighth
letter of the Englishalphabet , calledaitch and written in theLatin script . - noun The
ordinal numbereighth , derived from thisletter of the Englishalphabet , calledaitch and written in theLatin script . - noun The eighth letter of the
basic modern Latin alphabet . - noun chemistry Symbol for
hydrogen . - noun physics Symbol for a
henry , a unit for measurement ofelectrical inductance in theInternational System of Units . - noun biochemistry
IUPAC 1-letter abbreviation forhistidine - noun slang A street term for
heroin . - noun baseball
Hits , the number of hits by a givenbatter in a givenseason . - noun UK A grade of pencil with lead that makes lighter marks than a pencil grade
HB but darker marks than a pencil of grade2H ; a pencil with hard lead. - noun
Hentai .
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Examples
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Although you and I agree (on the basis of the law of likelihood) that given evidence supports H over H*, and H** over both H and H*, we might disagree about whether it is evidence supporting H (on the basis of the law of changing probability) purely on the basis of our different judgments of the priori probability of H,
Bayes' Theorem Joyce, James 2003
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We can't leave and we can't see any panels that don't happen in Hall H-- Hall H being the biggest hall and where more major movie announcements happen.
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The star-crossed main characters of Grey obsessively follow a fashion magazine called Pure H -- recreating its surreal, bizarre scenes in their "looks"; Pure H feels like a real magazine but could never really exist think The Library television show from Kelly Link's "Magic for Beginners".
Thanks & Grey 2007
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The star-crossed main characters of Grey obsessively follow a fashion magazine called Pure H -- recreating its surreal, bizarre scenes in their "looks"; Pure H feels like a real magazine but could never really exist think The Library television show from Kelly Link's "Magic for Beginners".
March 2007 2007
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H and H² are completely unrelated (for example, they do not overlap), so that making a table out of the one is not somehow dependent upon making a table out of the other, there is another possible world w² in which T, as in the actual world, is made out of H, and another table
Relative Identity Deutsch, Harry 2007
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The star-crossed main characters of Grey obsessively follow a fashion magazine called Pure H -- recreating its surreal, bizarre scenes in their "looks"; Pure H feels like a real magazine but could never really exist think The Library television show from Kelly Link's "Magic for Beginners".
Thanks & Grey 2007
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For the logical problem only arises if x is really H and ~H in the same respect.
Borrowing Properties 2006
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But since by supposition x is borrowing the properties from different parts y and z, x really is H, and really is ~H, but is not H and ~H in the same respect.
Borrowing Properties 2006
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LR (H, H*; E) measures the balance of evidence that E provides for H over
Bayes' Theorem Joyce, James 2003
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H's probability as a multiple of the probability of some other hypothesis H* using the relative probability function B (H, H*) =
Bayes' Theorem Joyce, James 2003
Jubjub commented on the word H
Boy
January 2, 2010
vendingmachine commented on the word H
What other letter fits in the following series:
B C D E I K O X?
H. All of the letters in the series flipped vertically remain the same.
June 23, 2015
markusloke commented on the word H
Hey vendingmachine, your comment reminds me of an old puzzle from Mensa. The goal was to sort letters of the alphabet based on axes of symmetry:
Symmetrical along the vertical axis: AMTUVWY
Symmetrical along the horizontal axis: BCDEK
Symmetrical along both axes: HIOX
Nonsymmetrical: FGJLNPQRSZ
June 23, 2015
vendingmachine commented on the word H
markusloke: Thanks for sharing.
June 23, 2015