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Dashed lines denote marriage and solid lines children.
en.wikipedia.org It is usually only used for first and second derivatives, and then, only to denote derivatives with respect to time.
en.wikipedia.org This denoted that the pilot was willing to die for his country.
en.wikipedia.org The ancient oracle and bronze ideograms for "da" depict a stick figure person with arms stretched out denoting great; large.
en.wikipedia.org That function is then called "the" inverse of, and usually denoted as.
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