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fluxion <fluxion; fluxions> N

fluxion

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fluxion

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fluxion (flux)

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In modern language, the fluxion of the variable "x" relative to an independent time-variable "t" would be its velocity. en.wikipedia.org

The spheroids are sometimes flattened or egg-shaped, apparently by fluxion movements of the magma at a time when they were semi-solid or plastic. en.wikipedia.org

He said that the rate of generation is the fluxion of the fluent, which is denoted by the variable with a dot over it. en.wikipedia.org

He used fluxion to describe motion and how things change. www.huffingtonpost.com

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