Mathematical variety
In mathematics the meaning of variety can be
- in algebraic geometry, an algebraic variety, which may be affine, projective or abstract
or
- in universal algebra, a set of structures satisfying some further set of equations on their elements.
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She was so happy that her happiness lived in her face in a sort
with exceeding comfort, her view being that spacious quarters,
seen," she said to her husband with cheerful self-gratulation.
through it. She always looks to me as if she was made out of
a chuckle.
They had been in the house two months, when one afternoon, as she
child standing at the kitchen doorway, looking with a puzzled
impression was that she had been coming into the room and had
thought you was up-stairs."
"I was," said Judith quite simply. "In the Closed Room."
Jane Foster's knife dropped into her pan with a splash.
"Well," she gasped.
Judith looked at her with quiet.
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