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mani·fold (man′ə fōld′)
adjective
- having many and various forms, features, parts, etc. manifold wisdom
- of many sorts; many and varied; multifarious: used with a plural noun manifold duties
- being such in many and various ways or for many reasons a manifold villain
- comprising, consisting of, or operating several units or parts of one kind: said of certain devices
noun
- something that is manifold
- a pipe with one inlet and several outlets or with one outlet and several inlets, for connecting with other pipes, as, in an automobile, for conducting exhausts from each cylinder into a single exhaust pipe
transitive verb
- to make manifold; multiply
- to make more than one copy of to manifold a letter with carbon paper
Related Forms:
- manifolder man′i·fold′er noun
- manifoldly man′i·fold′ly adverb
- manifoldness man′i·fold′·ness noun
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Converse of object
- compute: The aim of this project is to provide an algorithm that computes the stable manifold without using the inverse map at all.
Adjective modifier
- Riemannian: Dr. Chris Wood Chris's interest lies in the study of harmonic mappings between Riemannian manifolds.
Modifies a noun
- gasket: Tiny coolant capacity leads to head gasket failures, often triggered by water heated inlet manifold gasket giving up.
Noun used with modifier
- inlet: Secure the inlet manifold evenly do not over tighten.
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