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Gould's sequence

Gould's sequence proper noun: an integer sequence that counts the odd numbers in each row of Pascal's triangle.

Proper noun

Gould's sequence

  1. An integer sequence that counts the odd numbers in each row of Pascal's triangle.

Origin of Gould's sequence

Named after Henry W. Gould.

Questions about Gould's sequence

What does Gould's sequence mean?
Gould's sequence means an integer sequence that counts the odd numbers in each row of Pascal's triangle.
What part of speech is Gould's sequence?
Gould's sequence is a proper noun.

Words near Gould's sequence in the dictionary

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  3. Gould's monitor
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  5. Gould's razor shells
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  8. Gould-Jacobs reactions
  9. goulden
  10. Gouldens
  11. Goulder

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