irrational
irasional
definition
noun
Eudoxus's definition of equal ratios corresponds exactly to the modern theory of irrationals .
an irrational number.
adjective
Power sets the guidelines by which we measure what is reasonable and what is irrational .
not logical or reasonable.
What about a seed angle derived from the golden ratio, an irrational number?
(of a number, quantity, or expression) not expressible as a ratio of two integers, and having an infinite and nonrecurring expansion when expressed as a decimal. Examples of irrational numbers are the number π and the square root of 2.
translation of 'irrational'
adjective
yg mengigau,
irasional,
yg belum diketahui,
tdk logis,
tdk rasional
example
What about a seed angle derived from the golden ratio, an 'irrational' number?
I believe that the seemingly 'irrational' logic of the national can still promote everyday alliances and popular mobilizations.
Crowds and mobs are not completely 'irrational' , but they have their own logic.
Whenever you encounter a system that seems so 'irrational' , you should ponder what's going on beneath the surface.
If it hadn't seemed so 'irrational' , she would have begged him not to go.
Identify and uproot 'irrational' beliefs that lead you to place unrealistic demands on yourself.
Solutions that would seem logical to us would seem totally 'irrational' to them.
How can mathematical concepts like points, infinitesimally small quantities, or 'irrational' numbers be anything but products of our minds?
Their hostility towards each other, however, was tangible and frequently led to quite 'irrational' behaviour.
The more 'irrational' and illogical someone becomes, the more logical and incisive I become.
Man is an 'irrational' being, morals are irrational, and have no metaphysical foundation which make them "real" or worth paying any attention to.
The author of the piece argues that our attitude towards it is mostly 'irrational' prejudice.
Australians aren't at all used to visceral and 'irrational' hatred directed at them.
She had never known for her daughter to be so 'irrational' , so crazy.
Power sets the guidelines by which we measure what is reasonable and what is 'irrational' .
Chris smiled, sure that Seth's fears were completely 'irrational' .
He had a very short fuse and he could be totally 'irrational' at times.
By absurd, I do not mean silly, but absurd as is in the illogical or 'irrational' .
I have an 'irrational' dislike of cell phones.
Home values have soared to high levels in many countries as 'irrational' exuberance grips the markets.
Without that insight, a supplier can encounter fewer surprises by evaluating even seemingly 'irrational' scenarios.
Any finite segment can be continued to produce a rational and any finite segment can be continued to produce an 'irrational' .
I am sort of notorious for my utterly 'irrational' fears.
The square root of 2 is an 'irrational' number because it can't be written as a ratio of two integers.
But Delta's seemingly 'irrational' behavior has a very logical explanation.
If we chop off an infinite cfe after a finite number of steps then we will create a rational approximation to the original 'irrational' .
A transcendental number is an 'irrational' number that is not a root of any polynomial equation with integer coefficients.
Booze and cocaine corroded his sanity and left him with a legacy of 'irrational' behaviour.
He considered computation with 'irrational' numbers and polynomials to be part of algebra.
If a local authority does act unreasonably or 'irrationally' , an action for judicial review may be available to challenge the decision.
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