—adj. 1 very bright; sparkling. 2 outstandingly talented. 3 showy. 4 colloq. excellent. —n. diamond of the finest cut with many facets. brilliance n. brilliantly adv. [French briller shine, from Italian]
... , processes being investigated -.this is how they differ from ordinary research workers -. And brilliant mathematicians are not an exception : before the formulas . and algorithms created by them work figurative mathematical ... (philosophiya)
... , Jay Hayley , Virginia Satir , Sal-vador Minuhin , Mara Selvini Palazzoli .and other brilliant therapists Psychotherapists of various schools and directions have long noticed that. returning to a real ... (Family Psychology)
... , Dana actually became the right hand of Greeley . At the new place revealed the brilliant abilities of a. young journalist His sharp , sarcastic humor markedly revived the newspaper ... (Journalism History)
... could succeed by working hard . and writing a good , sharp article Abraham Lincoln was not a brilliant orator , but he knew . how to express his thoughts on paper The era ... (Body language)
... it so that they themselves provide them ., so to speak voluntarily And they came up with a brilliant idea - to create . a public proxy server distributing Javascript botnet The guys ... (Information security, Malicious, and information security)
... of science , which is. now referred to as management theory , was Norbert Wiener (1894 -.Wiener was a brilliant mathematician who collaborated with many scientists , including . Bertrand Russell , under whose ... (Connection with other sciences and cultural phenomena)
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