Monge

[ mawnzh ]

noun

1. Gas·pard [g, a, s-, par], Comte de Pé·luse [pey-, lyz], 1746–1818, French mathematician.

Example Sentences

While smaller designers like Monge typically have to share their designs to get noticed, sharing them may also increase the likelihood that they’ll be used without the designer’s permission.

From Time

For her part, Monge says that to bring about change in the industry, she thinks transforming the culture of fast fashion is necessary.

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Near the rue Monge there is a small café and restaurant, a place celebrated for its onion soup and its chicken.

From Project Gutenberg

The most important method is that which was invented by Monge towards the end of the 18th century.

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When I repaired after him to the board, a very singular conversation took place between M. Monge (the examiner) and me.

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M. Monge then put to me a geometrical question, which I answered in such a way as to diminish his prejudices.

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Accordingly, I did try; and M. Monge's opinion appeared to me to be well founded.

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