Definition of binomial in English:

binomial

noun bʌɪˈnəʊmɪəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl

1Mathematics
An algebraic expression of the sum or the difference of two terms.
〔数〕二项式
Example sentencesExamples
- It says ‘factor as the product of linear binomials or write prime.’
- For the dispersal of the binomial in the polynomial gives rise to a number of minor difficulties.
- There are many other forgeries in the paper to do with primes, Catalan numbers, binomial and trinomial numbers, mixing some genuine examples with the forgeries.
- Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials.
- Al-Khwarizmi's concept of algebra can now be grasped with greater precision: it concerns the theory of linear and quadratic equations with a single unknown, and the elementary arithmetic of relative binomials and trinomials.…
2A two-part name, especially the Latin name of a species of living organism (consisting of the genus followed by the specific epithet).
（尤指物种拉丁语学名中的）双名
Example sentencesExamples
- As Feduccia has pointed out, there is not a great deal of utility in giving every scrap of lithified bone a Latin binomial.
- The use of Linnaean binomials (even in paleontology) conveys more information about the likely relationships of taxa than can the PhyloCode.
- Thus, regardless of how one approaches Linnean binomials, there are two ways in which applying stratigraphic ranges to genera is problematic when possible paraphyly is a consequence of the analysis.
- Overlooked was Buckley's proposal of the binomial T. texanum, now considered a variety of T. pusillum.
- Incidentally, these binomials, as they are called are the genus and species names.
- The original title of Proteus (now changed because Miramax is doing a submarine story with the same title) involves the naming of the Protea flower in 1735 when it was given its correct Latin binomial.
- Then came the great reform of Carolus Linnaeus and his system of Latin binomials, identifying each organism by genus and species.
- Throughout the text we use traditional binomials as ruled by the ICZN, but include their original generic assignments in parentheses [i.e., Chelonia (orig.)].
- In an attempt to gain acceptance for the use of duplicate binomials, MacMillan proposed the tautonym A. apios.
- Throughout, all binomials have had the generic name reduced to its initial.
- Etymology.-For the geological epoch in which the genus occurs; and a standard suffix used in thrips binomials.
- It has various Latin binomials including Acanthopanax gracilistylus, A. sessiloflorus, A. senticosus and according to Chang and But, the name given by Harms, Eleutherococcus senticosus.
- Genes and proteins are named with the two first letters representing the initial letters of the Latin binomial followed by the original symbol.
- The scientific name for horehound is Marrubium vulgare, and like all such binomials, tells you something about the plant when the name is translated.’
- There is still much discussion over the issue of species and binomials in the phylogenetic system, and at present, the draft PhyloCode only addresses supraspecific taxa.
- Etymology.-From Cretaceous, the geological epoch of the genus; and the standard suffix for thrips binomials.
- Each monograph begins with a brief physical description of the plant providing the Latin binomial and the plant part used.
- The authors were inconsistent in providing the binomial following common names of organisms, including crops, within the text.
3Grammar
A noun phrase with two heads joined by a conjunction, in which the order is relatively fixed (as in knife and fork).
〔语法〕成对词（一种名词短语，由一连词连接两个关键词，如knife and fork）
Example sentencesExamples
- In this paper, I will take a close look at binomial expressions, namely of the form noun+and+noun, verb+and+verb, and adjective+and+adjective.
- The analysis of formulaic German binomial expressions of the form N und N reveals the following characteristics.
- The language has innumerable binomial compounds and collocations, as well as many "sesquisyllabic" or polysyllabic words of Khmer or Indic origin that contain unstressed vowels, so that the phonological texture of the language is very different from that of uncompromisingly monosyllabic languages like Chinese and Vietnamese.
- Based on an analysis of 692 binomial tokens from online corpora, we show that a number of semantic, metrical, and frequency constraints contribute significantly to ordering preferences, overshadowing the phonological factors that have traditionally been considered important.
- Why stop at calling "salt and pepper" a compound, rather than a binomial?

adjective bʌɪˈnəʊmɪəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl

1Mathematics
Consisting of two terms.
〔数〕二项的
Example sentencesExamples
- By pulling these observations together with some mathematical syntax, a theorem is formed relating to the expansion of binomial terms.
- Cotes discovered an important theorem on the nth roots of unity, anticipated the method of least squares and discovered a method of integrating rational fractions with binomial denominators.
- To do this, you will need to compute 4 distinct Binomial terms. Find the value of each, then add them.
- There is an infinite number of solutions for the binomial equation (in real numbers).
- These expansions of the binomial equation describe all the possible outcomes from the experiment above.
1. 1.1 Relating to a binomial or to the binomial theorem.
  二项式的，二项式定理的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The work contains binomial coefficients and the notation +, -,.
  The two-tailed test of equal binomial proportions was also carried out, but the significance results were so similar to the results that they are not given here.
  There's a pretty simple formula for figuring out the binomial coefficients: Probability / Combinatorics
  The choice of x genes and y taxa approaches true randomness as the binomial coefficient increases relative to replicate number.
  The data were analyzed for statistical significance with a one-tailed binomial test with = 0.05.
  Here Jia Xian is aware of the expansion of (a + b) n and gives a table of the resulting binomial coefficients in the form of Pascal's triangle.
  The response variable was modelled as binomial (ratio between the abundance of each pollinator group and the overall pollinator abundance in each region).
  First, we briefly review the related literature, then present a simple binomial model under a stochastic volatility and jump economic world.
  In general there are few known identities involving sums of products of several binomial coefficients.
  In these graphs, vertical error bars represent 1 standard deviation, calculated from binomial statistics on the number of visits.
  Da Cunha develops a criterion for the convergence of a series which he uses to define the exponential function in a rather modern way, and from these develops the binomial series.
  He improved methods for finding square and cube roots, and extended the method to the numerical solution of polynomial equations computing powers of sums using binomial coefficients constructed with Pascal's triangle.
  Now Stirling's formula is a classical approximation for the factorial function, and factorials are one way to evaluate binomial coefficients.
  It investigates the use of some functional equations in order to calculate the differentials of logarithmic and trigonometrical functions as well as the binomial expansion and Taylor formula.
  One can do this by basing the material on the Cox-Ross-Rubinstein theorem and the like, approximating the Black-Scholes model with discrete-time binomial trees.
  I had not known about the halting problem, the number [Omega], or Lucas's curious theorem connecting the parity of binomial coefficients and the binary system.
  One of the results on which al-Karaji uses this form of induction comes from his work on the binomial theorem, the binomial coefficients and the Pascal triangle.
  For example in Li's method of writing the sum of the pth powers of the first n natural numbers as sums of binomial coefficients is given.
  In the manuscript al-Tusi determined the coefficients of the expansion of a binomial to any power giving the binomial formula and the Pascal triangle relations between binomial coefficients.
  In fact we can be fairly sure that Khayyam used a method of finding nth roots based on the binomial expansion, and therefore on the binomial coefficients.
2Having or using two names (used especially of the Latin name of a species of living organism).
（有）双名的
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the fact that traces are not organisms the Linnaean binomial scheme is used to name them, but only to the level of ichnogenus and ichnospecies.
- Only Cantino et al. have so far discussed and presented a number of proposals as to how the PhyloCode will deal with species, most of which involve taking existing binomial names and making them the names of species under their new system.
- The two names make up the binomial species name.
- The name of our species, using both parts of the binomial designation, is Homo sapiens, not sapiens.
- That is why it is called the binomial system - there is genus and species.
- Several involve retaining the binomial name (genus, species: Homo sapiens) but formatting it differently to distinguish from clade names, so that human beings might become homosapiens in the Hominid clade.
- The trinomial naming system has been abandoned in favor of the usual binomial naming convention.
- The very structure of a binomial name encodes the essential property that makes Linnaeus's system consistent with life's evolutionary topology.
- Genes are labeled with the species binomial two-letter abbreviation.
- Paleontologists and biologists have the honor of giving a two-word name, or binomial, to any new species they formally describe in the scientific literature, and the rules for naming are relatively few.
- If we were to insist that every binomial consist of two real Latin words - words known to the Romans - then perhaps there might be trouble ahead.
- In the Linnaean system of classification, the generic status of a species is part of its binomial name, and it is therefore important that the classification at the level of genus is consistent at least in related groups of organisms.
- The question of what name to apply to this or that binomial species was often left unresolved.
- But the nature of quartz, and the basis of relationships among minerals in general, defies the required logic of causality for any system legitimately described in Linnaean binomial terms.
- Gmelin attributed to Chemnitz's species the binomial name Arca pectinata.
- This binomial system rapidly became the standard system for naming species.
- Linnaeus's consistency and wisdom in developing and defending the binomial system of hierarchical classification carried him through to intellectual victory.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French binôme or modern Latin binomium (from bi- 'having two' + Greek nomos 'part, portion') + -al.

Definition of binomial in US English:

binomial

nounbīˈnōmēəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl

1Mathematics
An algebraic expression of the sum or the difference of two terms.
〔数〕二项式
Example sentencesExamples
- Al-Khwarizmi's concept of algebra can now be grasped with greater precision: it concerns the theory of linear and quadratic equations with a single unknown, and the elementary arithmetic of relative binomials and trinomials.…
- There are many other forgeries in the paper to do with primes, Catalan numbers, binomial and trinomial numbers, mixing some genuine examples with the forgeries.
- Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials.
- For the dispersal of the binomial in the polynomial gives rise to a number of minor difficulties.
- It says ‘factor as the product of linear binomials or write prime.’
2A two-part name, especially the Latin name of a species of living organism (consisting of the genus followed by the specific epithet).
（尤指物种拉丁语学名中的）双名
Example sentencesExamples
- The original title of Proteus (now changed because Miramax is doing a submarine story with the same title) involves the naming of the Protea flower in 1735 when it was given its correct Latin binomial.
- Each monograph begins with a brief physical description of the plant providing the Latin binomial and the plant part used.
- Incidentally, these binomials, as they are called are the genus and species names.
- Etymology.-From Cretaceous, the geological epoch of the genus; and the standard suffix for thrips binomials.
- Thus, regardless of how one approaches Linnean binomials, there are two ways in which applying stratigraphic ranges to genera is problematic when possible paraphyly is a consequence of the analysis.
- As Feduccia has pointed out, there is not a great deal of utility in giving every scrap of lithified bone a Latin binomial.
- The use of Linnaean binomials (even in paleontology) conveys more information about the likely relationships of taxa than can the PhyloCode.
- The scientific name for horehound is Marrubium vulgare, and like all such binomials, tells you something about the plant when the name is translated.’
- Throughout the text we use traditional binomials as ruled by the ICZN, but include their original generic assignments in parentheses [i.e., Chelonia (orig.)].
- Genes and proteins are named with the two first letters representing the initial letters of the Latin binomial followed by the original symbol.
- In an attempt to gain acceptance for the use of duplicate binomials, MacMillan proposed the tautonym A. apios.
- It has various Latin binomials including Acanthopanax gracilistylus, A. sessiloflorus, A. senticosus and according to Chang and But, the name given by Harms, Eleutherococcus senticosus.
- Throughout, all binomials have had the generic name reduced to its initial.
- Overlooked was Buckley's proposal of the binomial T. texanum, now considered a variety of T. pusillum.
- Etymology.-For the geological epoch in which the genus occurs; and a standard suffix used in thrips binomials.
- Then came the great reform of Carolus Linnaeus and his system of Latin binomials, identifying each organism by genus and species.
- The authors were inconsistent in providing the binomial following common names of organisms, including crops, within the text.
- There is still much discussion over the issue of species and binomials in the phylogenetic system, and at present, the draft PhyloCode only addresses supraspecific taxa.
3Grammar
A noun phrase with two heads joined by a conjunction, in which the order is relatively fixed (as in knife and fork).
〔语法〕成对词（一种名词短语，由一连词连接两个关键词，如knife and fork）
Example sentencesExamples
- Why stop at calling "salt and pepper" a compound, rather than a binomial?
- Based on an analysis of 692 binomial tokens from online corpora, we show that a number of semantic, metrical, and frequency constraints contribute significantly to ordering preferences, overshadowing the phonological factors that have traditionally been considered important.
- The language has innumerable binomial compounds and collocations, as well as many "sesquisyllabic" or polysyllabic words of Khmer or Indic origin that contain unstressed vowels, so that the phonological texture of the language is very different from that of uncompromisingly monosyllabic languages like Chinese and Vietnamese.
- In this paper, I will take a close look at binomial expressions, namely of the form noun+and+noun, verb+and+verb, and adjective+and+adjective.
- The analysis of formulaic German binomial expressions of the form N und N reveals the following characteristics.

adjectivebīˈnōmēəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl

1Mathematics
Consisting of two terms.
〔数〕二项的
Example sentencesExamples
- These expansions of the binomial equation describe all the possible outcomes from the experiment above.
- To do this, you will need to compute 4 distinct Binomial terms. Find the value of each, then add them.
- By pulling these observations together with some mathematical syntax, a theorem is formed relating to the expansion of binomial terms.
- Cotes discovered an important theorem on the nth roots of unity, anticipated the method of least squares and discovered a method of integrating rational fractions with binomial denominators.
- There is an infinite number of solutions for the binomial equation (in real numbers).
1. 1.1 Relating to a binomial or to the binomial theorem.
  二项式的，二项式定理的
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the manuscript al-Tusi determined the coefficients of the expansion of a binomial to any power giving the binomial formula and the Pascal triangle relations between binomial coefficients.
  I had not known about the halting problem, the number [Omega], or Lucas's curious theorem connecting the parity of binomial coefficients and the binary system.
  Da Cunha develops a criterion for the convergence of a series which he uses to define the exponential function in a rather modern way, and from these develops the binomial series.
  The response variable was modelled as binomial (ratio between the abundance of each pollinator group and the overall pollinator abundance in each region).
  In general there are few known identities involving sums of products of several binomial coefficients.
  Here Jia Xian is aware of the expansion of (a + b) n and gives a table of the resulting binomial coefficients in the form of Pascal's triangle.
  One can do this by basing the material on the Cox-Ross-Rubinstein theorem and the like, approximating the Black-Scholes model with discrete-time binomial trees.
  The choice of x genes and y taxa approaches true randomness as the binomial coefficient increases relative to replicate number.
  The two-tailed test of equal binomial proportions was also carried out, but the significance results were so similar to the results that they are not given here.
  One of the results on which al-Karaji uses this form of induction comes from his work on the binomial theorem, the binomial coefficients and the Pascal triangle.
  In these graphs, vertical error bars represent 1 standard deviation, calculated from binomial statistics on the number of visits.
  It investigates the use of some functional equations in order to calculate the differentials of logarithmic and trigonometrical functions as well as the binomial expansion and Taylor formula.
  Now Stirling's formula is a classical approximation for the factorial function, and factorials are one way to evaluate binomial coefficients.
  The work contains binomial coefficients and the notation +, -,.
  There's a pretty simple formula for figuring out the binomial coefficients: Probability / Combinatorics
  First, we briefly review the related literature, then present a simple binomial model under a stochastic volatility and jump economic world.
  For example in Li's method of writing the sum of the pth powers of the first n natural numbers as sums of binomial coefficients is given.
  He improved methods for finding square and cube roots, and extended the method to the numerical solution of polynomial equations computing powers of sums using binomial coefficients constructed with Pascal's triangle.
  The data were analyzed for statistical significance with a one-tailed binomial test with = 0.05.
  In fact we can be fairly sure that Khayyam used a method of finding nth roots based on the binomial expansion, and therefore on the binomial coefficients.
2Having or using two names (used especially of the Latin name of a species of living organism).
（有）双名的
Example sentencesExamples
- If we were to insist that every binomial consist of two real Latin words - words known to the Romans - then perhaps there might be trouble ahead.
- The name of our species, using both parts of the binomial designation, is Homo sapiens, not sapiens.
- Only Cantino et al. have so far discussed and presented a number of proposals as to how the PhyloCode will deal with species, most of which involve taking existing binomial names and making them the names of species under their new system.
- The two names make up the binomial species name.
- In the Linnaean system of classification, the generic status of a species is part of its binomial name, and it is therefore important that the classification at the level of genus is consistent at least in related groups of organisms.
- But the nature of quartz, and the basis of relationships among minerals in general, defies the required logic of causality for any system legitimately described in Linnaean binomial terms.
- Genes are labeled with the species binomial two-letter abbreviation.
- That is why it is called the binomial system - there is genus and species.
- Linnaeus's consistency and wisdom in developing and defending the binomial system of hierarchical classification carried him through to intellectual victory.
- The trinomial naming system has been abandoned in favor of the usual binomial naming convention.
- The very structure of a binomial name encodes the essential property that makes Linnaeus's system consistent with life's evolutionary topology.
- Despite the fact that traces are not organisms the Linnaean binomial scheme is used to name them, but only to the level of ichnogenus and ichnospecies.
- Gmelin attributed to Chemnitz's species the binomial name Arca pectinata.
- The question of what name to apply to this or that binomial species was often left unresolved.
- Several involve retaining the binomial name (genus, species: Homo sapiens) but formatting it differently to distinguish from clade names, so that human beings might become homosapiens in the Hominid clade.
- This binomial system rapidly became the standard system for naming species.
- Paleontologists and biologists have the honor of giving a two-word name, or binomial, to any new species they formally describe in the scientific literature, and the rules for naming are relatively few.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French binôme or modern Latin binomium (from bi- ‘having two’ + Greek nomos ‘part, portion’) + -al.

单词	binomial
释义	Definition of binomial in English: binomial noun bʌɪˈnəʊmɪəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl 1Mathematics An algebraic expression of the sum or the difference of two terms. 〔数〕二项式 Example sentencesExamples It says ‘factor as the product of linear binomials or write prime.’ For the dispersal of the binomial in the polynomial gives rise to a number of minor difficulties. There are many other forgeries in the paper to do with primes, Catalan numbers, binomial and trinomial numbers, mixing some genuine examples with the forgeries. Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials. Al-Khwarizmi's concept of algebra can now be grasped with greater precision: it concerns the theory of linear and quadratic equations with a single unknown, and the elementary arithmetic of relative binomials and trinomials.… 2A two-part name, especially the Latin name of a species of living organism (consisting of the genus followed by the specific epithet). （尤指物种拉丁语学名中的）双名 Example sentencesExamples As Feduccia has pointed out, there is not a great deal of utility in giving every scrap of lithified bone a Latin binomial. The use of Linnaean binomials (even in paleontology) conveys more information about the likely relationships of taxa than can the PhyloCode. Thus, regardless of how one approaches Linnean binomials, there are two ways in which applying stratigraphic ranges to genera is problematic when possible paraphyly is a consequence of the analysis. Overlooked was Buckley's proposal of the binomial T. texanum, now considered a variety of T. pusillum. Incidentally, these binomials, as they are called are the genus and species names. The original title of Proteus (now changed because Miramax is doing a submarine story with the same title) involves the naming of the Protea flower in 1735 when it was given its correct Latin binomial. Then came the great reform of Carolus Linnaeus and his system of Latin binomials, identifying each organism by genus and species. Throughout the text we use traditional binomials as ruled by the ICZN, but include their original generic assignments in parentheses [i.e., Chelonia (orig.)]. In an attempt to gain acceptance for the use of duplicate binomials, MacMillan proposed the tautonym A. apios. Throughout, all binomials have had the generic name reduced to its initial. Etymology.-For the geological epoch in which the genus occurs; and a standard suffix used in thrips binomials. It has various Latin binomials including Acanthopanax gracilistylus, A. sessiloflorus, A. senticosus and according to Chang and But, the name given by Harms, Eleutherococcus senticosus. Genes and proteins are named with the two first letters representing the initial letters of the Latin binomial followed by the original symbol. The scientific name for horehound is Marrubium vulgare, and like all such binomials, tells you something about the plant when the name is translated.’ There is still much discussion over the issue of species and binomials in the phylogenetic system, and at present, the draft PhyloCode only addresses supraspecific taxa. Etymology.-From Cretaceous, the geological epoch of the genus; and the standard suffix for thrips binomials. Each monograph begins with a brief physical description of the plant providing the Latin binomial and the plant part used. The authors were inconsistent in providing the binomial following common names of organisms, including crops, within the text. 3Grammar A noun phrase with two heads joined by a conjunction, in which the order is relatively fixed (as in knife and fork). 〔语法〕成对词（一种名词短语，由一连词连接两个关键词，如knife and fork） Example sentencesExamples In this paper, I will take a close look at binomial expressions, namely of the form noun+and+noun, verb+and+verb, and adjective+and+adjective. The analysis of formulaic German binomial expressions of the form N und N reveals the following characteristics. The language has innumerable binomial compounds and collocations, as well as many "sesquisyllabic" or polysyllabic words of Khmer or Indic origin that contain unstressed vowels, so that the phonological texture of the language is very different from that of uncompromisingly monosyllabic languages like Chinese and Vietnamese. Based on an analysis of 692 binomial tokens from online corpora, we show that a number of semantic, metrical, and frequency constraints contribute significantly to ordering preferences, overshadowing the phonological factors that have traditionally been considered important. Why stop at calling "salt and pepper" a compound, rather than a binomial? adjective bʌɪˈnəʊmɪəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl 1Mathematics Consisting of two terms. 〔数〕二项的 Example sentencesExamples By pulling these observations together with some mathematical syntax, a theorem is formed relating to the expansion of binomial terms. Cotes discovered an important theorem on the nth roots of unity, anticipated the method of least squares and discovered a method of integrating rational fractions with binomial denominators. To do this, you will need to compute 4 distinct Binomial terms. Find the value of each, then add them. There is an infinite number of solutions for the binomial equation (in real numbers). These expansions of the binomial equation describe all the possible outcomes from the experiment above. 1.1 Relating to a binomial or to the binomial theorem. 二项式的，二项式定理的 Example sentencesExamples The work contains binomial coefficients and the notation +, -,. The two-tailed test of equal binomial proportions was also carried out, but the significance results were so similar to the results that they are not given here. There's a pretty simple formula for figuring out the binomial coefficients: Probability / Combinatorics The choice of x genes and y taxa approaches true randomness as the binomial coefficient increases relative to replicate number. The data were analyzed for statistical significance with a one-tailed binomial test with = 0.05. Here Jia Xian is aware of the expansion of (a + b) n and gives a table of the resulting binomial coefficients in the form of Pascal's triangle. The response variable was modelled as binomial (ratio between the abundance of each pollinator group and the overall pollinator abundance in each region). First, we briefly review the related literature, then present a simple binomial model under a stochastic volatility and jump economic world. In general there are few known identities involving sums of products of several binomial coefficients. In these graphs, vertical error bars represent 1 standard deviation, calculated from binomial statistics on the number of visits. Da Cunha develops a criterion for the convergence of a series which he uses to define the exponential function in a rather modern way, and from these develops the binomial series. He improved methods for finding square and cube roots, and extended the method to the numerical solution of polynomial equations computing powers of sums using binomial coefficients constructed with Pascal's triangle. Now Stirling's formula is a classical approximation for the factorial function, and factorials are one way to evaluate binomial coefficients. It investigates the use of some functional equations in order to calculate the differentials of logarithmic and trigonometrical functions as well as the binomial expansion and Taylor formula. One can do this by basing the material on the Cox-Ross-Rubinstein theorem and the like, approximating the Black-Scholes model with discrete-time binomial trees. I had not known about the halting problem, the number [Omega], or Lucas's curious theorem connecting the parity of binomial coefficients and the binary system. One of the results on which al-Karaji uses this form of induction comes from his work on the binomial theorem, the binomial coefficients and the Pascal triangle. For example in Li's method of writing the sum of the pth powers of the first n natural numbers as sums of binomial coefficients is given. In the manuscript al-Tusi determined the coefficients of the expansion of a binomial to any power giving the binomial formula and the Pascal triangle relations between binomial coefficients. In fact we can be fairly sure that Khayyam used a method of finding nth roots based on the binomial expansion, and therefore on the binomial coefficients. 2Having or using two names (used especially of the Latin name of a species of living organism). （有）双名的 Example sentencesExamples Despite the fact that traces are not organisms the Linnaean binomial scheme is used to name them, but only to the level of ichnogenus and ichnospecies. Only Cantino et al. have so far discussed and presented a number of proposals as to how the PhyloCode will deal with species, most of which involve taking existing binomial names and making them the names of species under their new system. The two names make up the binomial species name. The name of our species, using both parts of the binomial designation, is Homo sapiens, not sapiens. That is why it is called the binomial system - there is genus and species. Several involve retaining the binomial name (genus, species: Homo sapiens) but formatting it differently to distinguish from clade names, so that human beings might become homosapiens in the Hominid clade. The trinomial naming system has been abandoned in favor of the usual binomial naming convention. The very structure of a binomial name encodes the essential property that makes Linnaeus's system consistent with life's evolutionary topology. Genes are labeled with the species binomial two-letter abbreviation. Paleontologists and biologists have the honor of giving a two-word name, or binomial, to any new species they formally describe in the scientific literature, and the rules for naming are relatively few. If we were to insist that every binomial consist of two real Latin words - words known to the Romans - then perhaps there might be trouble ahead. In the Linnaean system of classification, the generic status of a species is part of its binomial name, and it is therefore important that the classification at the level of genus is consistent at least in related groups of organisms. The question of what name to apply to this or that binomial species was often left unresolved. But the nature of quartz, and the basis of relationships among minerals in general, defies the required logic of causality for any system legitimately described in Linnaean binomial terms. Gmelin attributed to Chemnitz's species the binomial name Arca pectinata. This binomial system rapidly became the standard system for naming species. Linnaeus's consistency and wisdom in developing and defending the binomial system of hierarchical classification carried him through to intellectual victory. Origin Mid 16th century: from French binôme or modern Latin binomium (from bi- 'having two' + Greek nomos 'part, portion') + -al. Definition of binomial in US English: binomial nounbīˈnōmēəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl 1Mathematics An algebraic expression of the sum or the difference of two terms. 〔数〕二项式 Example sentencesExamples Al-Khwarizmi's concept of algebra can now be grasped with greater precision: it concerns the theory of linear and quadratic equations with a single unknown, and the elementary arithmetic of relative binomials and trinomials.… There are many other forgeries in the paper to do with primes, Catalan numbers, binomial and trinomial numbers, mixing some genuine examples with the forgeries. Foil, First-Outer-Inner-Last, refers to the distributive property for multiplying two binomials. For the dispersal of the binomial in the polynomial gives rise to a number of minor difficulties. It says ‘factor as the product of linear binomials or write prime.’ 2A two-part name, especially the Latin name of a species of living organism (consisting of the genus followed by the specific epithet). （尤指物种拉丁语学名中的）双名 Example sentencesExamples The original title of Proteus (now changed because Miramax is doing a submarine story with the same title) involves the naming of the Protea flower in 1735 when it was given its correct Latin binomial. Each monograph begins with a brief physical description of the plant providing the Latin binomial and the plant part used. Incidentally, these binomials, as they are called are the genus and species names. Etymology.-From Cretaceous, the geological epoch of the genus; and the standard suffix for thrips binomials. Thus, regardless of how one approaches Linnean binomials, there are two ways in which applying stratigraphic ranges to genera is problematic when possible paraphyly is a consequence of the analysis. As Feduccia has pointed out, there is not a great deal of utility in giving every scrap of lithified bone a Latin binomial. The use of Linnaean binomials (even in paleontology) conveys more information about the likely relationships of taxa than can the PhyloCode. The scientific name for horehound is Marrubium vulgare, and like all such binomials, tells you something about the plant when the name is translated.’ Throughout the text we use traditional binomials as ruled by the ICZN, but include their original generic assignments in parentheses [i.e., Chelonia (orig.)]. Genes and proteins are named with the two first letters representing the initial letters of the Latin binomial followed by the original symbol. In an attempt to gain acceptance for the use of duplicate binomials, MacMillan proposed the tautonym A. apios. It has various Latin binomials including Acanthopanax gracilistylus, A. sessiloflorus, A. senticosus and according to Chang and But, the name given by Harms, Eleutherococcus senticosus. Throughout, all binomials have had the generic name reduced to its initial. Overlooked was Buckley's proposal of the binomial T. texanum, now considered a variety of T. pusillum. Etymology.-For the geological epoch in which the genus occurs; and a standard suffix used in thrips binomials. Then came the great reform of Carolus Linnaeus and his system of Latin binomials, identifying each organism by genus and species. The authors were inconsistent in providing the binomial following common names of organisms, including crops, within the text. There is still much discussion over the issue of species and binomials in the phylogenetic system, and at present, the draft PhyloCode only addresses supraspecific taxa. 3Grammar A noun phrase with two heads joined by a conjunction, in which the order is relatively fixed (as in knife and fork). 〔语法〕成对词（一种名词短语，由一连词连接两个关键词，如knife and fork） Example sentencesExamples Why stop at calling "salt and pepper" a compound, rather than a binomial? Based on an analysis of 692 binomial tokens from online corpora, we show that a number of semantic, metrical, and frequency constraints contribute significantly to ordering preferences, overshadowing the phonological factors that have traditionally been considered important. The language has innumerable binomial compounds and collocations, as well as many "sesquisyllabic" or polysyllabic words of Khmer or Indic origin that contain unstressed vowels, so that the phonological texture of the language is very different from that of uncompromisingly monosyllabic languages like Chinese and Vietnamese. In this paper, I will take a close look at binomial expressions, namely of the form noun+and+noun, verb+and+verb, and adjective+and+adjective. The analysis of formulaic German binomial expressions of the form N und N reveals the following characteristics. adjectivebīˈnōmēəlbaɪˈnoʊmiəl 1Mathematics Consisting of two terms. 〔数〕二项的 Example sentencesExamples These expansions of the binomial equation describe all the possible outcomes from the experiment above. To do this, you will need to compute 4 distinct Binomial terms. Find the value of each, then add them. By pulling these observations together with some mathematical syntax, a theorem is formed relating to the expansion of binomial terms. Cotes discovered an important theorem on the nth roots of unity, anticipated the method of least squares and discovered a method of integrating rational fractions with binomial denominators. There is an infinite number of solutions for the binomial equation (in real numbers). 1.1 Relating to a binomial or to the binomial theorem. 二项式的，二项式定理的 Example sentencesExamples In the manuscript al-Tusi determined the coefficients of the expansion of a binomial to any power giving the binomial formula and the Pascal triangle relations between binomial coefficients. I had not known about the halting problem, the number [Omega], or Lucas's curious theorem connecting the parity of binomial coefficients and the binary system. Da Cunha develops a criterion for the convergence of a series which he uses to define the exponential function in a rather modern way, and from these develops the binomial series. The response variable was modelled as binomial (ratio between the abundance of each pollinator group and the overall pollinator abundance in each region). In general there are few known identities involving sums of products of several binomial coefficients. Here Jia Xian is aware of the expansion of (a + b) n and gives a table of the resulting binomial coefficients in the form of Pascal's triangle. One can do this by basing the material on the Cox-Ross-Rubinstein theorem and the like, approximating the Black-Scholes model with discrete-time binomial trees. The choice of x genes and y taxa approaches true randomness as the binomial coefficient increases relative to replicate number. The two-tailed test of equal binomial proportions was also carried out, but the significance results were so similar to the results that they are not given here. One of the results on which al-Karaji uses this form of induction comes from his work on the binomial theorem, the binomial coefficients and the Pascal triangle. In these graphs, vertical error bars represent 1 standard deviation, calculated from binomial statistics on the number of visits. It investigates the use of some functional equations in order to calculate the differentials of logarithmic and trigonometrical functions as well as the binomial expansion and Taylor formula. Now Stirling's formula is a classical approximation for the factorial function, and factorials are one way to evaluate binomial coefficients. The work contains binomial coefficients and the notation +, -,. There's a pretty simple formula for figuring out the binomial coefficients: Probability / Combinatorics First, we briefly review the related literature, then present a simple binomial model under a stochastic volatility and jump economic world. For example in Li's method of writing the sum of the pth powers of the first n natural numbers as sums of binomial coefficients is given. He improved methods for finding square and cube roots, and extended the method to the numerical solution of polynomial equations computing powers of sums using binomial coefficients constructed with Pascal's triangle. The data were analyzed for statistical significance with a one-tailed binomial test with = 0.05. In fact we can be fairly sure that Khayyam used a method of finding nth roots based on the binomial expansion, and therefore on the binomial coefficients. 2Having or using two names (used especially of the Latin name of a species of living organism). （有）双名的 Example sentencesExamples If we were to insist that every binomial consist of two real Latin words - words known to the Romans - then perhaps there might be trouble ahead. The name of our species, using both parts of the binomial designation, is Homo sapiens, not sapiens. Only Cantino et al. have so far discussed and presented a number of proposals as to how the PhyloCode will deal with species, most of which involve taking existing binomial names and making them the names of species under their new system. The two names make up the binomial species name. In the Linnaean system of classification, the generic status of a species is part of its binomial name, and it is therefore important that the classification at the level of genus is consistent at least in related groups of organisms. But the nature of quartz, and the basis of relationships among minerals in general, defies the required logic of causality for any system legitimately described in Linnaean binomial terms. Genes are labeled with the species binomial two-letter abbreviation. That is why it is called the binomial system - there is genus and species. Linnaeus's consistency and wisdom in developing and defending the binomial system of hierarchical classification carried him through to intellectual victory. The trinomial naming system has been abandoned in favor of the usual binomial naming convention. The very structure of a binomial name encodes the essential property that makes Linnaeus's system consistent with life's evolutionary topology. Despite the fact that traces are not organisms the Linnaean binomial scheme is used to name them, but only to the level of ichnogenus and ichnospecies. Gmelin attributed to Chemnitz's species the binomial name Arca pectinata. The question of what name to apply to this or that binomial species was often left unresolved. Several involve retaining the binomial name (genus, species: Homo sapiens) but formatting it differently to distinguish from clade names, so that human beings might become homosapiens in the Hominid clade. This binomial system rapidly became the standard system for naming species. Paleontologists and biologists have the honor of giving a two-word name, or binomial, to any new species they formally describe in the scientific literature, and the rules for naming are relatively few. Origin Mid 16th century: from French binôme or modern Latin binomium (from bi- ‘having two’ + Greek nomos ‘part, portion’) + -al.
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