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Content preview: In jbovlaste, the user krtisfranks has edited a definition of "enfa" in the language "English". Differences: 5,5c5,5 < When discussing the so-called 'Triangle of Power', this term is useful, as it briefly encapsulates every possible role which the Triangle may denote/act. Each operator ({tenfa}, {fenfa}, and {dugri}) is a binary operator; $x_3$ specifies which of these operators is being used (modulo SE conversions), and $x_2$ will provide the operands thereof in the order of the inputs given by $x_3$. Notice that lo tenfa, lo fenfa, and lo dugri are all the answers/results of applying the respective operators to an ordered pair of inputs (given by their respective second and third terbri, each); thus, none of these constructs ("lo X") can be submitted to $enfa_3$, which only accepts the operator (not the result of the operator). Either use mekso and {mau'au}-{zai'ai} quote the desired VUhU word ({te'a}, {fe'a}, or {du'o}, or their SE conversions), or use a tanru/lujvo in order to create words for "exponentiation operator", "root operator", or "logarithm operator" (or their SE conversions) in order to fill $enfa_3$. --- > When discussing the so-called 'Triangle of Power' (see, for example: https://youtu.be/sULa9Lc4pck ), this term is useful, as it briefly encapsulates every possible role which the Triangle may denote/act. Each operator ({tenfa}, {fenfa}, and {dugri}) is a binary operator; $x_3$ specifies which of these operators is being used (modulo SE conversions), and $x_2$ will provide the operands thereof in the order of the inputs given by $x_3$. Notice that lo tenfa, lo fenfa, and lo dugri are all the answers/results of applying the respective operators to an ordered pair of inputs (given by their respective second and third terbri, each); thus, none of these constructs ("lo X") can be submitted to $enfa_3$, which only accepts the operator (not the result of the operator). Either use mekso and {mau'au}-{zai'ai} quote the desired VUhU word ({te'a}, {fe'a}, or {du'o}, or their SE conversions), or use a tanru/lujvo in order to create words for "exponentiation operator", "root operator", or "logarithm operator" (or [...] Content analysis details: (0.5 points, 5.0 required) pts rule name description ---- ---------------------- -------------------------------------------------- 0.0 URIBL_BLOCKED ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE: The query to URIBL was blocked. See http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/DnsBlocklists#dnsbl-block for more information. [URIs: lojban.org] 1.4 RCVD_IN_BRBL_LASTEXT RBL: No description available. 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Notice that lo tenfa, lo fenfa, and lo dugri are all the answers/results of applying the respective operators to an ordered pair of inputs (given by their respective second and third terbri, each); thus, none of these constructs ("lo X") can be submitted to $enfa_3$, which only accepts the operator (not the result of the operator). Either use mekso and {mau'au}-{zai'ai} quote the desired VUhU word ({te'a}, {fe'a}, or {du'o}, or their SE conversions), or use a tanru/lujvo in order to create words for "exponentiation operator", "root operator", or "logarithm operator" (or their SE conversions) in order to fill $enfa_3$. --- > When discussing the so-called 'Triangle of Power' (see, for example: https://youtu.be/sULa9Lc4pck ), this term is useful, as it briefly encapsulates every possible role which the Triangle may denote/act. Each operator ({tenfa}, {fenfa}, and {dugri}) is a binary operator; $x_3$ specifies which of these operators is being used (modulo SE conversions), and $x_2$ will provide the operands thereof in the order of the inputs given by $x_3$. Notice that lo tenfa, lo fenfa, and lo dugri are all the answers/results of applying the respective operators to an ordered pair of inputs (given by their respective second and third terbri, each); thus, none of these constructs ("lo X") can be submitted to $enfa_3$, which only accepts the operator (not the result of the operator). Either use mekso and {mau'au}-{zai'ai} quote the desired VUhU word ({te'a}, {fe'a}, or {du'o}, or their SE conversions), or use a tanru/lujvo in order to create words for "exponentiation operator", "root operator", or "logarithm operator" (or their SE conversions) in order to fill $enfa_3$. 12,13d11 < Word: Triangle of Power, In Sense: exponentiation-root-logarithm relationship < Word: root-exponentiation-logarithm relationship, In Sense: \n14a13,14 \n> Word: root-exponentiation-logarithm relationship, In Sense: > Word: Triangle of Power, In Sense: exponentiation-root-logarithm relationship Old Data: Definition: $x_1$ abstractly pertains to an exponential/root/logarithmic relationship between the elements of $x_2$ (ordered pair) which are related via concrete relationship $x_3$. Notes: When discussing the so-called 'Triangle of Power', this term is useful, as it briefly encapsulates every possible role which the Triangle may denote/act. Each operator ({tenfa}, {fenfa}, and {dugri}) is a binary operator; $x_3$ specifies which of these operators is being used (modulo SE conversions), and $x_2$ will provide the operands thereof in the order of the inputs given by $x_3$. Notice that lo tenfa, lo fenfa, and lo dugri are all the answers/results of applying the respective operators to an ordered pair of inputs (given by their respective second and third terbri, each); thus, none of these constructs ("lo X") can be submitted to $enfa_3$, which only accepts the operator (not the result of the operator). Either use mekso and {mau'au}-{zai'ai} quote the desired VUhU word ({te'a}, {fe'a}, or {du'o}, or their SE conversions), or use a tanru/lujvo in order to create words for "exponentiation operator", "root operator", or "logarithm operator" (or their SE conversions) in order to fill $enfa_3$. Jargon: Gloss Keywords: Word: exponentiation-root-logarithm relationship, In Sense: Word: Triangle of Power, In Sense: exponentiation-root-logarithm relationship Word: root-exponentiation-logarithm relationship, In Sense: Word: logarithm-exponentiation-root relationship, In Sense: Place Keywords: New Data: Definition: $x_1$ abstractly pertains to an exponential/root/logarithmic relationship between the elements of $x_2$ (ordered pair) which are related via concrete relationship $x_3$. Notes: When discussing the so-called 'Triangle of Power' (see, for example: https://youtu.be/sULa9Lc4pck ), this term is useful, as it briefly encapsulates every possible role which the Triangle may denote/act. Each operator ({tenfa}, {fenfa}, and {dugri}) is a binary operator; $x_3$ specifies which of these operators is being used (modulo SE conversions), and $x_2$ will provide the operands thereof in the order of the inputs given by $x_3$. Notice that lo tenfa, lo fenfa, and lo dugri are all the answers/results of applying the respective operators to an ordered pair of inputs (given by their respective second and third terbri, each); thus, none of these constructs ("lo X") can be submitted to $enfa_3$, which only accepts the operator (not the result of the operator). Either use mekso and {mau'au}-{zai'ai} quote the desired VUhU word ({te'a}, {fe'a}, or {du'o}, or their SE conversions), or use a tanru/lujvo in order to create words for "exponentiation operator", "root operator", or "logarithm operator" (or their SE conversions) in order to fill $enfa_3$. Jargon: Gloss Keywords: Word: exponentiation-root-logarithm relationship, In Sense: Word: logarithm-exponentiation-root relationship, In Sense: Word: root-exponentiation-logarithm relationship, In Sense: Word: Triangle of Power, In Sense: exponentiation-root-logarithm relationship Place Keywords: You can go to to see it.