principal argument

noun

, Mathematics.

1. the radian measure of the argument between −π and π of a complex number. Compare argument ( def 8c ).

Example Sentences

This same Nature has been used as the principal argument for woman's exclusive ability to take care of the young.

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The principal argument used by the manufacturer of a labor-saving device is, "It makes money and saves work."

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The principal argument is the fact that Burgevine did not join the Ti-ping, and the mythical "300" were never more heard about.

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The principal argument in favor of the interpretation of these markings as nerves lies in their connection with the eyes.

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His principal argument, however, is directly opposed to the accumulation of capital.

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