sadi%CC%87c

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of sadi%CC%87c in Turkish Turkish dictionary

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sadi

(Adlar, İsimler) Saadetle, saadetle ilgili, saadetli

SADİ'

(Osmanlı Dönemi) Koyun ve deve bölüğü

SADİ'

(Osmanlı Dönemi) Yedi günlük oğlan

SADİ'

(Osmanlı Dönemi) Sabah vakti

sadi diren

Ayrıntıların ağır bastığı duvar panolarıyla tanınmış, 1927 de doğmuş seramik sanatçımız

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Definition of sadi%CC%87c in English English dictionary

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Sadi Carnot

born June 1, 1796, Paris, France died Aug. 24, 1832, Paris French scientist, known for describing the Carnot cycle. Son of Lazare Carnot, he was an army officer most of his life. Convinced that Britain's advanced steam engines and France's inadequate use of steam were factors in Napoleon's downfall, he wrote a nontechnical essay on steam engines (1824). He subsequently developed a theory of heat engines, predicting that efficiency depends only on the temperature of the hottest and coldest parts and not on the substance (steam or any other fluid) that drives the mechanism. Though adopted slowly, his theory was eventually incorporated into the general theory of thermodynamics. born Aug. 11, 1837, Limoges, France died June 24, 1894, Lyon French politician. Grandson of Lazare Carnot and son of Sadi Carnot, he worked as a government engineer before turning to politics. After serving as minister of public works (1880-81) and finance (1885-87), he was elected in 1887 as fourth president of the Third Republic. He competently handled the plots by Georges Boulanger, anarchist agitation, and the Panama Canal scandals, and retained his popularity through 10 different governments but was assassinated in 1894 by an Italian anarchist

Marie-François- Sadi Carnot

born Aug. 11, 1837, Limoges, France died June 24, 1894, Lyon French politician. Grandson of Lazare Carnot and son of Sadi Carnot, he worked as a government engineer before turning to politics. After serving as minister of public works (1880-81) and finance (1885-87), he was elected in 1887 as fourth president of the Third Republic. He competently handled the plots by Georges Boulanger, anarchist agitation, and the Panama Canal scandals, and retained his popularity through 10 different governments but was assassinated in 1894 by an Italian anarchist

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