American College of Pathologists
Mots
Mots avec 理
Le kanji 理, qui signifie logique, apparaît dans 1 633 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
American Institute of Physics
custom food order (e.g. at a hotel)
abnormal mentality
abnormal psychology
variational principle
schistosity
editing process
norm of reciprocity
dialectical logic
management
Patent Attorneys Act
health physics
actuary
insurance agent
curing (meat, etc.)
lemma
report writer control system
radiation physics
statutory representative
legal liquidation
jurisprudence
fire protection manager
Nordic Council
Beijing cuisine
(literary) realism
extremely high-grade Japanese meal served all at once (on a table with legs)
untreated
pending
cord
international cooking
free repair
to break down due to overwork
reasonable
where might is master, justice is servant
to be able to handle strain (overexertion, inconvenience, etc.)
forcibly
impossibly hard video game
don't overwork yourself
natural
reasonably
natural
natural
don't push yourself too hard
natural
to work too hard
to ask a big favour
forced compliance
pushing through (e.g. a proposal)
irrational function
illogical move (in shogi or go)
scraping together (a sum of money)
irrational expression
irrational number
unreasonable and unjust
irrational equation
by force
principle of contradiction
entity resolution
Nagoya Bunri University
term logic
local specialty
propositional logic
propositional logic
network management
detail
grain (of wood)
management by objectives
role theory
pharmacologist
pharmacological activity
medicinal action
export control
Export Trade Control Order
rationalism
yūsoku cuisine
rational
(root) rationalization
rational function
meromorphic function
rational expression
rational number
budget control
modal logic
modal logic
lamina
factor price equalization theorem
factor proportions theory (of international trade)
elemental
egg dishes
profit management
reason
by fair means or foul
to make sense
to lose an argument despite being in the right
to become overly logical
justifiable
standing to reason
to lose an argument despite being in the right
Institute of Physical and Chemical Research