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What is the significance of zero in the measurement 15.60grams?
It has no significance at all, it is redundant.
Is 264 significant?
Significance is a relative term. 264 is significant in comparison with 0.264 but not in comparisons to 264,000,000,000. Significance is a relative term. 264 is significant in comparison with 0.264 but not in comparisons to 264,000,000,000. Significance is a relative term. 264 is significant in comparison with 0.264 but not in comparisons to 264,000,000,000. Significance is a relative term. 264 is significant in comparison with 0.264 but not in comparisons to 264,000,000,000.
What does 4 corners of a square mean?
They have no significance.
What do you mean by level of significance?
it meaNs to love
What is the significance of the Reichstage fire?
i think it was the GERMAN PARLIAMENT
Who or what were the paterfamilias?
A Paterfamilias was the ruler of a family in ancient Rome
What is the English meaning of Malayalam word 'grihanathan'?
paterfamilias (opp. materfamilias)
What does paterfamilias means?
Paterfamilias is the head of the Roman household which is the father or grandfather. Hope this helps:)
What is the definition of paterfamilias?
Paterfamilias means "the father of a family". If you break it down, pater - refers to paternity and familia - refers to family.
Father of the family in ancient Rome?
paterfamilias
What is the meaning of Malayalam word grihanathan?
paterfamilias
What part of speech is paterfamilias?
A noun, originally from Latin.
Indo -european nomads tended to be.?
patriarch/ head of families paterfamilias
What are the ratings and certificates for Spartacus Gods of the Arena - 2011 Paterfamilias 1-3?
Spartacus Gods of the Arena - 2011 Paterfamilias 1-3 is rated/received certificates of: Netherlands:16 USA:TV-MA
What are the release dates for Think Hero TV - 2009 Spartacus Gods of the Arena Paterfamilias Review?
Think Hero TV - 2009 Spartacus Gods of the Arena Paterfamilias Review was released on: USA: 8 February 2011
What punishment could a paterfamilias give a disobedient son?
A paterfamilias in ancient Rome typically had the legal right to punish a disobedient son through methods such as disinheritance, corporal punishment, or exclusion from family activities. These punishments were meant to maintain family discipline and hierarchy.
What term refers to the idea in Roman society that males should be dominated because females were weak?
paterfamilias
