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The perfect challenging conditions

Early Years Educator, 2016
Are we putting up ceilings to children's learning? If so, how do we provide the right conditions that will support children in becoming self-regulating learners who will always seek to challenge themselves.
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Conditions Implying Closedness (Openness) and Perfectness of Maps

Acta Mathematica Hungarica, 1998
The paper gives a new characterization of closed and open maps into \(k\)-spaces and of closed and open maps into arbitrary spaces. These characterizations along with two lemmas, which concern compact subsets of \(S_2\)- and \(S_1\)-spaces and which are proven in the authors' previous paper [ibid. 72, No.
Garg, G. L., Goel, A.
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The Use of the Conditional Perfect for the Conditional Present in Italian

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1922
Characteristic of the Italian Language is the modern use of the conditional perfect instead of the present. This interchange of tenses is not permitted by either of her two living sister languages, French and Spanish. Nor does English admit such constructions: we are not allowed to say, for example, “He said he should have done it tomorrow,” but must ...
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Conditions implying continuity and perfectness of maps

Acta Mathematica Hungarica, 1996
Since every continuous map is compact-preserving, the question naturally arises, under what additional conditions a compact-preserving map becomes continuous. In [Proc. Am. Math. Soc. 11, 688-691 (1960; Zbl 0096.17002)] \textit{E. Halfar} investigated this problem for surjections between \(T_2\)-spaces.
Garg, G. L., Goel, A.
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Quality: From Past Perfect to Future Conditional

2016
The future of something is quite difficult to define or predict. As Mark Twain stated, “the art of prophecy is very difficult, especially with respect to the future!” However, given the reduced value associated with forecasting the past, and the gains associated with estimating the future, it is worthwhile aiming to do so.
Sampaio, Paulo, Saraiva, Pedro
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Selection of Human Working Conditions Based on Fuzzy Perfection

Journal of Computer and Systems Sciences International, 2018
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Labor Market in Conditions of Perfect Competition [PDF]

open access: possibleRomanian Statistical Review Supplement, 2012
Labor market, as any market, is driven by competition, as a component of its structure. The creative and innovative capaticies and competences of people enter into trial, and they will be encouraged to seek better professional training, to develop their talent and skills, to promote innovation. Competition selects and orders the values and competencies,
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Global Optimality Conditions and Near-Perfect Optimization in Coding

2005
Finding ways of recognizing global optimum is the very fundamental, unsolved problem in existing optimization theories. We can not establish a true theory of optimization without it. Also, it is very hard to construct effective algorithms for finding global optimum. This paper presented a new optimization principle, called cooperative optimization, for
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