41. New Statesman - Life - Wine Club - Roger Scruton Puts Thongue In Cheek roger Scruton Monday 4th July 2005. The cotes de Thongue has begun a regime ofpenitence, whips included, writes roger Scruton http://www.newstatesman.com/Life/200507040047

Wednesday 31st August 2005 Search our archive Regulars Amanda Platell Andrew Billen Competition Darcus Howe Diary Hunter Davies Kevin Maguire Leader Lindsey Hilsum Mark Kermode Rosie Millard The Download This England NS CONTENTS DRINK What we don't know about drinking FOOD ... ORDER NOW! Wine club - Roger Scruton puts Thongue in cheek Roger Scruton Monday 4th July 2005 The Cotes de Thongue has begun a regime of penitence, whips included, writes Roger Scruton You don't hear much about the Cotes de Thongue, whose wine is sold as a vin de pays to a discerning clientele of bondage freaks. Made from the Sauvignon Blanc, this thong-song is far removed from the crystal purity of Sancerre. Thick and earthy, it has a backbone of acidity groaning under a donkey-load of ripe fruit. It came down on our tinned sardines like the Last Judgement and wiped all trace of them away. A huge and stunning rebuke to our culinary habits, it has begun a regime of penitence, whips and thongs included. The red from the Estremadura region of Portugal is a full, black, mouth-coating wine, made by the traditional method of foot-treading in lagares , followed by ageing in French oak. This gives you all of Portugal in a mouthful - the burning hillsides, the beautiful 16th-century Quinta of the Tavares da Silva family, and the leathery feet of peasants who have pressed the aroma of cigars and the taste of dead badger into the grapes. This is a wine that is as well made and interesting as any you will find, were you to make the mistake of travelling to Portugal. So cancel that holiday now.

42. Portsmouth And Macclesfield Collections Letter from roger cotes to William Jones. ( February 15 1711 ) R.16.38262265)that Newton sent to his editor, roger cotes, on 6 January 1712/13. http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/portsmouth_and_macclesfield/results.php?date=&name=&lan

43. Portsmouth And Macclesfield Collections Letter from roger cotes to William Jones. 9597/13/5/91. (February 15 1711)Language English Author cotes, roger, 16821716 Publications Rigaud, vol. http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/portsmouth_and_macclesfield/summary.php?select=1&date=&

44. Harmonia Mensurarum roger cotes (16821716) to do the actual editing of Newton s great work.cotes was the newly appointed professor of astronomy at Trinity College, http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath192/kmath192.htm

Harmonia Mensurarum Whatever Newton's intentions may have been, events took a different turn when Bentley enlisted the bright young (27) mathematician Roger Cotes (1682-1716) to do the actual editing of Newton's great work. Cotes was the newly appointed professor of astronomy at Trinity College, a position he had gained with Bentley's support. It soon became clear to Newton that this new edition was not going to be an easy ride. Shortly after the project began, Cotes wrote to inform Newton of two errors he had found in a table of integrals referenced in the corollary of Proposition XCI. In reply, Newton tried to dampen his enthusiasm I thank you for your letter and the corrections... I would not have you be at the trouble of examining all the demonstrations in the Principia. It's impossible to print the book without some faults, and if you print by the copy sent you, correcting only such faults as occur in reading over the sheets to correct them as they are printed off, you will have labor more than it's fit to give you. Apparently a cursory approach to the new edition wasn't what Cotes had expected. He showed the letter to Bentley, and asked him to clarify the scope of the task. Bentley wrote back to Newton:

45. Dr Lucy Cotes Christine Cohen Park Nicky Conlan roger Cordiner Lucy cotes Judith Court Judith Cousin Annie Cousins Frederick Davies Lys Drewett http://www.sussex.ac.uk/cce/profile30938.html

Home A-Z Index People Reference Contact us Centre for Continuing Education Home Admissions Teaching Research ... Other tutors Dr Lucy Cotes Associate Tutor Location: Email: See also Gillian Anderton Paul Ashton Susan Bance Rosalind Barber ... Ian Wykes Contact details derived from Human Resources data; all other information has been supplied by the individual Feedback

46. Imago Mundi - Roger Cotes. expérimentale né en 1682, à Cambridge, mort en 1716, à la fleur de son âge. http://www.cosmovisions.com/Cotes.htm

Les gens Cotes Principia de Newton Harmonia mensurarum , Lond., 1737, trad. par Lemonnier qui porte encore son nom. Sa Correspondance avec Newton A B C ... Z

47. Enciclopedia 100cia.com Translate this page roger cotes. (En este momento no hay texto en esta p¡gina. Para iniciar elart­culo, click editar esta p¡gina (http//es.wikipedia.orgroger_cotes).) http://100cia.com/enciclopedia/Roger_Cotes

48. Gastrodome Muscadet, Soave, Chardonnay, chilled rose. For Salad Nicoise, roger Vossrecommends a modern cotes de Provence with a good dash of acidity. http://www.wineonline.co.uk/fandv.htm

F ood A nd V ine You choose the food, WINE ON LINE helps your choice of wine. GENERAL HINTS FISH, CRUSTACEANS, SHELLFISH Fishcakes Oysters ... Caviar HORS D'OEUVRES Soups Pates, Terrines Cold Meats, Parma ham Antipasto ... NUTS GENERAL HINTS Food and wine are two of the great joys in life and a successful combination can greatly enhance your enjoyment of both. (The wrong choice and your experience can be similarly diminished!) The following chart is just a guide matching the body of the wine with the dominant characteristics of the food. As a rule a delicate dish is matched with a delicate wine, a more robust dish calls for a fuller-bodied choice. You do not have to stick to this slavishly but it might help you avoid an acknowledged no-no. Experiment. Have fun. Enjoy finding out what works best for your palate. And e-mail us if you've discovered a fab combination we could all share. WOL Tip: If you intend to enjoy several wines: serve the lighter before the heavier, white before red, drier wines before sweeter and younger wines before older ones. WOL Tip: Aperitifs. The French often drink sweet white wines before food and sherry seems to be making a fashionable reappearance in England and the States - which may seem to go against the 'dry' before 'sweet' advice. An aperitif should excite your palate for the delights ahead so if a crisp, light dry white, or a glass of champagne is not for you have fun finding out what does work for your taste buds.

49. Newton-Cotes Formulas - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia They are named after Isaac Newton and roger cotes. It is assumed that the valueof a function f is known at equally spaced points xi, for i = 0, , n. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton-Cotes_formula

Wikimedia needs your help in its 21-day fund drive. See our fundraising page Over US$145,000 has been donated since the drive began on 19 August. Thank you for your generosity! Newton-Cotes formulas From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Newton-Cotes formula In numerical analysis , the Newton-Cotes formulas , also called the Newton-Cotes rules , are a group of formulas for numerical integration (also called quadrature ). They are named after Isaac Newton and Roger Cotes It is assumed that the value of a function f is known at equally spaced points x i , for i n . (If the evaluation points are not assumed to be equally spaced, another class of formulas, called Gaussian quadrature formulas, can be derived.) There are two types of Newton-Cotes formulas, the "closed" type which uses the function value at all points, and the "open" type which does not use the function values at the end points. The closed Newton-Cotes formula of degree n is stated as where x i h i x , with h (called the step size ) equal to ( x n x n . The w i are called weights As can be seen in the following derivation the weights are derived from the Lagrange basis polynomials . This means they depend only on the x i and not on the function f L x ) is the interpolation polynomial in the Lagrange form for the given data points ( x f x x n f x n The open Newton-Cotes formula of degree n is stated as The weights are found in a manner similar to the closed formula.

50. ESU London Debate Challenge: Mentor roger cotes. University Oxford Subject Philosophy, Politics and Economics Job.Favourite Film Billy Elliot. Favourite Book http://www.londondebatechallenge.org/about/mentor.asp?m=6

51. EVOLUCIÓN DEL PENSAMIENTO CIENTÍFICO: ROGER COTES cotes en la Universidad de Cambridgellega a ser estudiante y profesor. Entre los años 1709 y 1713 invierte http://tierra.ciens.ucv.ve/~rmartin/hfishtm/cotes.html

Roger Cotes Nace: En 1682 Muere: En 1716 Newto n Principia de N ewton Harmonia mensurarum. , Q , ..., Q n , and if a point P is taken on the line such that the reciprocal of OP is the arithmetic mean of the reciprocals of OQ ,OQ , ...,OQ n , Q , ..., Q n ,OQ , ...,OQ n La mayor parte del Harmonia mensurarum x n Stephen Gray

52. Golf Croquet Inter-Club Nelson Morrow Richard Hoskyns beat Eugene Brady roger cotes (810, 10-6, roger cotes v Brian Judson 7-4 4-7 7-5 Auckland win Pat rogers v http://www.croquet.org.uk/news/icgolf2003.htm

Golf Croquet Inter-Club Index Sep 25: Hurlingham won the Golf Croquet Inter Club-Championship beating Aukland 4-3 (Wednesday 24 Sept.) Aug 29: Hurlingham beat Sussex County 5-1 Aug 28: Auckland beat High Wycombe 4-3 (20th August) Aug 5: High Wycombe beat Ashby 4-3 Jul 21: Auckland beat Tyneside 4-3 Jul 12: Sussex County beat Ramsgate 4-3 May 2: Golf Croquet Inter-Club draw updated - see the Tournament section News Archive and Quick-Reference section. Hurlingham won the Golf Croquet Inter Club-Championship beating Aukland 4-3 Golf Croquet Inter-Club Wednesday 24 Sept. 25/09/2003 Nottingham - by Richard Hoskyns Hurlingham names first: Thomas Coles beat Pat Rogers (2-10, 10-7, 10-9) Peter Quinn lost to Freda Vitty (5-10, 9-10) Morrow lost to Brady (5-7, 7-1, 4-7) Hoskyns lost to Cotes (4-7, 7-4, 4-7) Coles beat Vitty (7-4, 7-1) Quinn beat Rogers (7-6, 7-5). The final was well fought and closely contested. In the morning, Aukland started well winning the first game in each match; however in two of the matches Hurlingham fought back winning the second game. In each of these the third game went to the last hoop with Hurlingham eventually emerging victorious in both. In the afternoon, Hurlingham has two straight wins with Auckland winning the other two in three games (Eugene Brady doing very well to beat Nelson Morrow, the current holder of the Golf Croquet Selectors Weekend event). [Golf Croquet Inter-Club Index] or [News Index] Hurlingham beat Sussex County 5-1 Golf Croquet Inter-Club Hurlingham players first

53. History Of Statistics-Stigler cotes, roger. 1722. Aestimatio Errorum in Mixta Mathesi, per Variationes Partium roger cotesNatural Philosopher. Cambridge Cambridge University Press. http://www.york.ac.uk/depts/maths/histstat/stiglercontents.htm

STIGLER, Stephen M. The history of statistics ISBN 067440341X Contents Introduction 1 PART ONE The Development of Mathematical Statistics in Astronomy and Geodesy before 1827 9 1. Least Squares and the Combination of Observations 11 Legendre in 1805 Cotes's Rule 16 Tobias Mayer and the Libration of the Moon 16 Saturn, Jupiter, and Euler 25 Laplace's Rescue of the Solar System 31 Roger Boscovich and the Figure of the Earth 39 Laplace and the Method of Situation 50 Legendre and the Invention of Least Squares 55 2. Probabilists and the Measurement of Uncertainty 62 Jacob Bernoulli 63 De Moivre and the Expanded Binomial 70 Bernoulli's Failure 77 De Moivre's Approximation 78 De Moivre's Deficiency 85 Simpson and Bayes 88 Simpson's Crucial Step toward Error 88 A Bayesian Critique 94 3. Inverse Probability 99 Laplace and Inverse Probability 100 The Choice of Means 105 The Deduction of a Curve of Errors in 1772-1774 109 The Genesis of Inverse Probability 113 Laplace's Memoirs of 1777-1781 117 The Error Curve of 1777 120 Bayes and the Binomial 122 Laplace the Analyst 131 Nonuniform Prior Distributions 135 The Central Limit Theorem 136 4. The Gauss -Laplace Synthesis 139

54. Newton cotes, roger, 16821716. Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica. Auctore IsaacoNewtono, equite aurato. Cantabrigiae, 1713. http://www.dudleyobservatory.org/Exhibits/newton.htm

Newton, Isaac , Sir, 1642-1727. Cotes, Roger, 1682-1716. Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica. Auctore Isaaco Newtono, equite aurato. Cantabrigiae, 1713. Newton's Principia introduced such essential modern ideas of modern physics as force, acceleration, and gravity. In the process it provided the first correct explanation of why planets revolve around the sun. This copy is the second edition. The Dudley Observatory Last Top Next

55. The Science Bookstore - Chronology cotes, roger Born 3/10/1682 Died 6/5/1716, 1682 AD. Handley, Johann Born4/16/1682, 1682 AD. 1682 AD, Grew, N. Plant reproduction (pollination) Nehemiah http://www.thesciencebookstore.com/chron.asp?pg=6

56. Wines From Cotes Du Rhone 20% discount on wine purchases of 12 bottles and more. Nonsale items only.Retail-Service Online-Ordering, roger Perrin cotes du Rhone Blanc, 2002, £9.14 http://www.wine-searcher.com/regions/cotes du rhone/51

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57. Dictionary Of Eighteenth-Century British Philosophers Cooper, Thomas lawyer and political philosopher Corry, William - wrote on freewill Coste, Pierre - translator of Locke cotes, roger - mathematician http://www.thoemmes.com/dictionaries/18entries.htm

Dictionary of Eighteenth-Century British Philosophers List of Entries A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z A Abernethy, John - Presbyterian minister, moral philosopher Adair, James MaKittrick - physician Adams, John - historian Adams, William - moral philosopher Addison, Joseph - journalist and essayist Aikin, John - surgeon, wrote on poetry Akenside, Mark - poet Alison, Archibald - clergyman, wrote on aesthetics and taste Allen, George - wrote on genius Allen, John - physician, supporter of David Hume Amory, Thomas (1691?-1788) - wrote memoirs, defended rational religion Amory, Thomas (1701-74) - dissenting clergyman Anderson, George - clergyman, opposed Hume and Kames Anderson, John - wrote on physics Anderson, Walter - historian Andrews, John - wrote on history and morality Annet, Peter - critic of revealed religion

58. Cotes - Le Ski S'affiche Translate this page comme ces voitures Prima qui montent, nous dit-on, toutes les côtes. roger Broders, Wintersports in the French Alps, PLM 1929, 102 x 63,5 cm. http://www.gazette-drouot.com/gazette/cotes/afficheski.html

Le ski s'affiche Escalade de prix Oslo, Se Vinter-olympiaden pa Philips Fjernsyn, 60 x 82 cm. Paris, David Kahn, 23/11/2003. AUTRES PRIX Allez-y par le train, pour les Vosges, 30 ou 40 %, B. Villemot, SNCF, 1954, 98,5 x 62 cm.Paris, Camard, 27/3/2003. New Agenda Paroles d'Expert coup de coeur ... TV/Radio

59. Archives Hub: Sir Isaac Newton: Papers Add.3984 Correspondence with roger cotes and related papers, in English andLatin, 17101713. MS.Add.3985 Correspondence with John Keill and related http://www.archiveshub.ac.uk/news/03081803.html

Quick Search Advanced Search Help Home Sir Isaac Newton: Papers Reference and contact details: GB 0012 MSS.Add.3958-3980, 3982-3990, 3993, 3995, 3997, 3998, 4000 and 4002-4007 Title : Sir Isaac Newton: Papers Dates of creation Held at : Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives Extent : 14 volumes, 11 boxes and 1 box-file Name of Creator : Sir Isaac Newton Level of Description : fonds Language of Material : eng fre lat spa Administrative/Biographical History Isaac Newton (1642-1727) was born at Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire, on 25 December 1642. He attended Grantham Grammar School, 1654-1656, before matriculating at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1661 (B.A., 1665), where he became a Fellow in 1667. In 1669 he was appointed Lucasian Professor at the university. Newton was made a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1672, and served as its President, 1703-1727. He was the Member of Parliament for Cambridge University, 1689 and 1701-1702. Newton's work on optics was published in 1704, and his research on the laws of motion appeared in his 'Principia', published in 1687. His other work included theological writings and the use of astronomy to try to amend ancient chronology. He was knighted in 1705, and died at Kensington on 20 March 1727. Scope and Content Mathematical and scientific papers, with correspondence. The papers relate to Newton, unless otherwise indicated.

60. Roger Cotes Translate this page roger cotes wurde 1682 geboren und starb 1716. Er war einer der begabtestenAnhänger Newtons und gab der hyperbolischen Spirale zweiter Ordnung, http://www.mathe.tu-freiberg.de/~hebisch/cafe/cotes.html

Roger Cotes Roger Cotes wurde 1682 geboren und starb 1716. Newtons und gab der hyperbolischen Spirale zweiter Ordnung, also der Inversen der Fermatschen Spirale , in seiner Harmonia mensuarum Lituus

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