Similar words: monadic, lemonade, gonad, cannonade, gonadal, tamponade, turn on a dime, aficionado. Meaning: ['məʊnæd /'mɒnæd] 
n. 1. (chemistry) an atom having a valence of one 2. a singular metaphysical entity from which material properties are said to derive 3. (biology) a single-celled microorganism (especially a flagellate protozoan).
n. 1. (chemistry) an atom having a valence of one 2. a singular metaphysical entity from which material properties are said to derive 3. (biology) a single-celled microorganism (especially a flagellate protozoan). 
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1. Yet while the monad may be defined as force, monads do not manifest themselves in the phenomenal world.
2. For Leibniz, a Monad is part of a fundamental multiplicity and each one, within its heart, carries all the information of the universe in a single, stable form.
3. I am not a monad master by any means, but I feel similarly about mondads as I do about multi-methods and macros.
4. Idea is the essence of Monad, the appearance of Monad is things, it is the appearance of the different Monads prove that the continuity of world.
5. We haven't used the state monad, but there are lots of other useful monads.
6. Post-Modern agnosticism stressed the monad of subject world by attempting to transcend the dichotomy of subject and object, which is an extreme agnosticism.
7. In this way, from the spirit of Monad, Leibniz establish his Theory of Substance.
8. There are twelve Monad, each representing a race having survived the divine wars as mortal.
9. Since Pythagorean put forward the concept of monad, then indivisibles have appeared in mathematics lasted for twenty-five hundred years or more.
10. All monads are in a "pre-established harmony" with each other and with God, the supreme monad.
11. In the same way, intelligence at DNA's level designed and fabricated from monad to multi-cell being then to human.
12. Now besides this principle of change there must also be in the monad a variety which changes. This variety constitutes, so to speak, the specific nature and the variety of the simple substances.
13. The experiment showed that ISSR marker could distinguish the difference of monad strains to avoid the blindness and repetitiveness and to effectively reduce the workload.
14. In such a state the soul does not sensibly differ at all from a simple monad.
15. In addition, Leibniz believes that the material world is also actual composed of Monads, dominant Monad in things determines the nature of things.
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16. Leibniz believes that most important in the characteristics of the Monad is the spirit of nature, and it's own initiative force.
17. I suppose it would be cool if Rich opened up the reader, it might help out for creating nice syntax for things like the pattern matching and monad implementations.
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