cosignatory (kosignatori)

and n. [ Uniting with another or others in signing, as a treaty or agreement: as, cosignatory powers. II. n.; pl. cosignatories (-riz). One who unites with another or others in signing a treaty or agreement. It was clear to the cosignatories of the treaty of 1856 that the only hope of tranquillity for Turkey was non-interference in its internal affairs. N. A. Rev. , CXXVII. 394. the circle parallel with the other side; or, if the radius of the circle be taken as uni cosecant; or, DC being equal to ty, it is this distance itself. unity, it is the line LC. + significative.] Having the same signification. cosily, adv. See cozily. cal functions, the cosecant is generally expre ed numerically, in terms of the radius as unity. See trigonometrical functions, under trigo no me tri cal. Abbreviated cosec. cosectional (kō-sek's hon-al), a. [ The coseismal zone of maximum disturbance. R. Mallet .