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U`ni`cur´sal

(Geom.) That can be passed over in a single course; - said of a curve when the coördinates of the point on the curve can be expressed as rational algebraic functions of a single parameter

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No references found	A few lines on, the poet directly juxtaposes the female mind's flexibility with the homogenic and unicursal thinking of man: "Treading chasms on the uncertain footing of a spear," forgetting that there is in woman a quality of mind which as an instinctive manifestation is unsafe, he goes on speaking in a formal customary strain, of "past states, the present state, seals, promises the evil one suffered, the good one enjoys, hell, heaven, everything convenient to promote one's joy. "Your thorns are the best part of you": the female poet and the ... by Ambrozy-Lis, Paulina / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies These were unicursal mazes, with many twists and turns but no blind alleys, so the pilgrim had no choices to make. "To passe the see in shortt space": mapping the world in the Digby ... by Smith, D.K. / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England These unicursal designs must then be opposed to verbal descriptions of labyrinths like the one on Crete, which are so confusing and treacherous precisely because they contain so many blind alleys. Labyrinth dances in the French and English Renaissance by Greene, Thomas M. / Renaissance Quarterly	unicameral unicameral script unicameralism Unicapsular Unicarinated UNICEF Unicelled unicellular Unicentral Unicentral development Unicity Uniclinal Unicode unicolor Unicolorous unicolour unicorn Unicorn fish Unicorn moth unicorn plant unicorn prominent unicorn root Unicorn shell Unicornous unicostate Unicursal unicuspid unicycle unicyclist Unideaed Unideal unidentifiable unidentified unidentified flying object unidimensional unidiomatic unidirectional UNIDO uniface unifacial unifactorial UniFi unific unification Unification Church unified unified action Unified Action Armed Forces unified atomic mass unit unified combatant command unified command	Unicornfish unicornous unicornous Unicorns Unicorns Unicorns Unicorns Are People Too unicornuate Unicornuate uterus Unicornuate uterus Unicornuate uterus Unicos Unicos UNICOS (operating system) Unicos Realtime NADIR Unicos Station Call Processor unicostate UNICPOLOS UNICRATT UniCredit Banca Mobiliare S.p.A. UniCredit Global Information Services UniCredit Group UniCredito Italiano UNICRI Unics Unics Unics Unics UNICT UNICTY Unicursal Unicursal curve Unicursal curve Unicursal star Unicursal star unicus unicuspid unicuspid unicuspid unicuspids unicuspids unicuspids unicycle unicycle unicycle Unicycle Dot Com Unicycle hockey Unicycle hockey Unicycles Unicycles Unicycling Unicycling Unicycling Society of America unicyclist unicyclist unicyclists unicyclists Unicyling Unicyling Unid Unida

A few lines on, the poet directly juxtaposes the female mind's flexibility with the homogenic and unicursal thinking of man: "Treading chasms on the uncertain footing of a spear," forgetting that there is in woman a quality of mind which as an instinctive manifestation is unsafe, he goes on speaking in a formal customary strain, of "past states, the present state, seals, promises the evil one suffered, the good one enjoys, hell, heaven, everything convenient to promote one's joy.

"Your thorns are the best part of you": the female poet and the ... by Ambrozy-Lis, Paulina / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies

These were unicursal mazes, with many twists and turns but no blind alleys, so the pilgrim had no choices to make.

"To passe the see in shortt space": mapping the world in the Digby ... by Smith, D.K. / Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England

These unicursal designs must then be opposed to verbal descriptions of labyrinths like the one on Crete, which are so confusing and treacherous precisely because they contain so many blind alleys.

Labyrinth dances in the French and English Renaissance by Greene, Thomas M. / Renaissance Quarterly

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