Analytic, Analytical

a. Proceeding by analysis; resolving anything into its first principles or elements; as an analytical experiment in chemistry. Analytically, adv . In an analytical manner. Analytics, n. sing . The science of analysis. Any branch of a science analytically considered. Analyz'able, a. That may be analyzed. Analyzʼablene , n . The state of being analyzable. Analyza'tion, n. The act of analyzing. Analyze, v . a . To resolve a compound into its first principles; to study a thing unto its component parts or propositions. See ANALYSIS. Analyzer, n. One who, or that which, analyzes, or has the power of analyzing. A'nam, or An-nam, EMPIRE OF. See COCHIN-CHINA. Anambas, a group of fifteen islands in the China sea, mostly inhabited by poor Malays. Pop . about 1,500. Anamlrapa's um, a river in Brazil, prov. of Para which, after a course of 200 m., falls into the æstuary of the Amazons, at Lat. 0° 15′ S.; Lon. 50° 55′ W. Anamir'ta, n. ( Bot .) See COCCULUS INDICUS. Anamnesis, n. [Gr. from ana , again, and mnesis, a remembering. ( Rhet .) An enumeration of the things treated of before; a sort of recapitulation. Anamorphosis, n. [Gr. ana , backward, and morphe form.] ( Persp .) The representation of some image, either on a plane or curved surface, which appears deformed or disturbed when viewed in the common way. but which appears regular and in just proportion when viewed from a particular point, or on being reflected from a curved mirror. (Zool. and Bot .) The change of form which may be traced throughout the species of higher members of a natural group of animals or plants, either in the actual series, or as they have succeeded each other in the course of time on this planet. Anamo'sa, in Iowa , a city, the capital of Jones co., on the Waps i pic on river, 40 miles Northeast of Iowa. City. Pop ., in 1890, 2,078; in 1897 (est.), 3,000. A'namur, the most southern point of Asia Minor. Lat. 36° 2' N.; Lon. 32° 50′ E.