sheaf in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for sheaf in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.sheaf <pl sheaves> [Brit ʃiːf, Am ʃif] N

sheaf (of corn)

covone m

sheaf (of flowers, papers)

fascio m

II.sheaf [Brit ʃiːf, Am ʃif] VB trans

sheaf corn

legare in covoni, accovonare

sheaf flowers, papers

legare in fasci

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wheat before n field, sheaf

di grano

Translations for sheaf in the Italian»English Dictionary

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mannello

sheaf

fastello

sheaf

covone

sheaf

accovonare

to sheaf

fascio (di ramoscelli, d'erba, di fiori)

sheaf

fascio

sheaf

fascio di rette

a sheaf of straight lines

plico (insieme di carte)

sheaf

legare fiori, paglia

to sheaf

sheaf in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sheaf in the English»Italian Dictionary

sheaf <sheaves> [ʃi:f, ʃi:vz] N

sheaf of wheat

fascio m

sheaf of documents

fascicolo m

Translations for sheaf in the Italian»English Dictionary

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covone

sheaf

plico (insieme di documenti)

sheaf of papers

fascio (di erba, fieno)

sheaf

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English

There are analogues of the above statements for singular cohomology and sheaf cohomology.

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As a consequence, it can become possible to compare sheaf cohomology with other cohomology theories.

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The problem was that the cohomology of a coherent sheaf over a finite field couldn't capture as much topology as singular cohomology with integer coefficients.

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In sheaf theory terms, a constant sheaf has locally constant functions as its sections.

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If the presheaves or sheaves considered are provided with additional algebraic structure, these maps are assumed to be homomorphisms.

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It shows symbols of agriculture, two sheaves of wheat.

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The crest is a sheaf of red pennons on golden shafts.

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Furthermore, operating the unladen rope during extreme weather is effective at preventingor greatly reducingice and snow accumulation on the sheaves and rope.

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A line (rope) is "reeved" through the sheaves, and maybe through one or more matching blocks at some far end, to make up a tackle.

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The other classes of sheaves are historically older notions.

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