 133  Order P(R) by reverse inclusion. Out of sight, out of mind. Outline proofs in draft. Override the veto. Oversights occur. P is posterior to O. P is prior to Q and R. Parallelism is an equivalence. Parentheses: ( ). Parity of permutations Part is often used without a. Pathos brings sadness; bathos means false pathos or descent from the grand to the trivial. Permit canceling both sides. Peruse and scan final versions. Plan for success. Pleonasm is ridiculous. Plot graphs and figures. Points constitute a set. Pose questions and settle hypotheses in the affirmative. Positively can modify a strongly negative word. Possess is never derogatory. Post hoc ergo propter hoc. Practice checking proofs. Praxis is very formal to drill. Prefer to multiply rather than sum. Prefer whether to if whenever possible. Prejudice warps the mind. Prepare for blunders. Prevent A from making fuss. Problems are the heart of Mathematics. Problems crop up. Proceed by contradiction. Projections are idempotents. Projectors are optical devices. Proofs go through. Prove and ask. Proven is common in general American usage. Prove that A holds; thus disprove the negation. Precis are welcome. Publish or perish. Pull-back and push-forward. Put open questions to readers. Quibbling is not the panacea. Quote without haste. Raise important issues for the reader's consideration. 133 |
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