What does biset mean?
Biset means (mathematics) A pair of ordered sets of the same magnitude..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(mathematics) A pair of ordered sets of the same magnitude..
This supposition is doubtless erroneous, as we do not find among them any indications of such an origin, and the ringdove, will not propagate with the biset, even in a state of captivity.
Only four species of the common pigeons are found wild in this last part of the globe; from one of them, the biset or wild rock pigeon, as is supposed, are descended all the various races which we find in a state of domestication.
Buffon, in accordance with his whimsical idea of referring foreign species to those of Europe, considers the present as a variety of the biset (Columba livia, Briss.
The bisque was a soup of the biset — with the biset added to it in the tureen together with a ragout or relish.
Four varietles of pigeon still exist in a wild state in France—the biset, the wood pigeon, the rock pigeon, and the turtledove. The biset variety is the foundation of all domesticated varieties in France.
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Biset means (mathematics) A pair of ordered sets of the same magnitude..
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This supposition is doubtless erroneous, as we do not find among them any indications of such an origin, and the ringdove, will not propagate with the biset, even in a state of captivity.
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