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John Venn is most famous for his development of diagrams, later named after him, that depict relationships between sets. Although Gottfried Wilhelm von Liebniz and Leonhard Eulerhad used similar diagrams, Venn's were considered more descriptive and easier to understand. He also helped to develop George Boole's system of mathematical logic.Venn was born in Hull, England on August 4, 1834, a descendant of a long line of Church of England evangelicals. He received his early education at two schools in London, at Highgate and Islington, but historical records indicate that either he was so poor a student or the schools were so incompetent that he was ill prepared for college. Nevertheless, he entered Gonville and Caius College at Cambridge in 1853 and earned a degree in mathematics there in 1857. The school made him a fellow upon graduation--he would retain that status for the rest of his life.Becoming a priest in 1859, Venn went to work as a curate in the town of Mortlake. However, by 1862 he was back in the world of academia with a job at Cambridge University as a lecturer in moral science. His courses' main topics were probability theoryand logic. It was at this point that Venn began developing Boole's mathematical logic, using what would become known as Venn diagrams to do so.A Venn diagram is a pictorial representation of the relationships among sets. There is an outer rectangle that stands for the universal set, within which are circles or ellipses representing subsets of the universal set. For instance, Venn called three circles (R, S, and T) subsets of set U. The intersections of these circles and their complements split set U into eight nonoverlapping areas, the unions of which produced 256 distinct Boolean combinations of sets R, S, and T.In 1866 Venn wrote The Logic of Chance, which had major influence on the evolution of the theory of statistics and developed an aspect of probability theory called frequency theory. Meanwhile, he was becoming dissatisfied with the Anglican Church, which he decided to leave in 1870. Afterward, although Venn continued to be a devout church-goer, he dedicated himself mainly to his academic career.Venn published Symbolic Logic, an attempt to correct and interpret Boole's work, in 1881. His Principles of Empirical Logic came out in 1889, but critics largely agreed that the first work was Venn's most original. Meanwhile, Venn had become enamored of history and had written one for his alma mater in 1897. More impressive, however, was his compilation (with his son) of a history of Cambridge University. An enormous undertaking, the first of two volumes appeared in 1922.Aside from his academic endeavors, Venn also enjoyed building machines. His talent for such extended to a device that bowled balls for cricket; the machine was so effective that the top players of an Australian team could not even make contact with the balls during a trial run in 1909. Venn died in Cambridge, England in 1923
2 hours, 11 minutes
The duration of Alma Mía is 1.75 hours.
Google Maps estimates the driving time as 2 hours and 42 minutes.
The duration of La Mujer sin Alma is 2.15 hours.
The duration of El Alma de un tango is 1.15 hours.
$5.00 is regular admission; Children under 2 $1.00. See http://www.myspace.com/almaaquaticpark for more information about the parks hours.
The address of the Alma Branch Library is: 115 West 3Rd, Alma, 66401 9693
The address of the Alma Public Library is: 624 Fayetteville Avenue, Alma, 72921 0375
Alma Lagoni's birth name is Alma Olsson.
The cast of Speed and Spurs - 1928 includes: George Chandler George Chesebro Bob Curwood as Bob Jackson Alma Rayford as Helen White
Alma Matrecito's birth name is Alma Lizzeth Matrecito.
Alma Rubens's birth name is Alma Genevieve Reubens.