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Alfonso Bedoya: Definitions, Definitions, and Definitions
2013Mathematics consists of definitions, equations, and proofs, and while the last two close the sale, definitions are like “Location, location, and location” in real estate. Types and pitfalls of definitions are discussed.
Richard J. Lipton, Kenneth W. Regan
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Mainstreaming the metabolic syndrome: a definitive definition
Medical Journal of Australia, 2005This new definition should assist both researchers and clinicians.
Paul Z, Zimmet +2 more
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Chest, 1987
The limitations of clinical definitions of asthma which focus on the symptoms and signs of an acute attack of asthma are discussed. Implicit in such definitions is a research interest focused on the immediate causes of an attack. This is the final expression of a whole sequence of events and to fully understand the natural history of asthma requires ...
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The limitations of clinical definitions of asthma which focus on the symptoms and signs of an acute attack of asthma are discussed. Implicit in such definitions is a research interest focused on the immediate causes of an attack. This is the final expression of a whole sequence of events and to fully understand the natural history of asthma requires ...
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Ultimate-Definite and Symmetric-Definite Events and Automata
Journal of the ACM, 1965New classes of events and finite automata which generalize the noninitial definite class are introduced. These events, called “ultimate definite” (u.d.), “reverse u.d.” and “symmetric definite,” are investigated as to algebraic and closure properties. Effective decision procedures whereby it can be decided whether a given finite automata defines such ...
Azaria Paz, Bezalel Peleg
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Definition of Definitions of Concepts
Social Forces, 1939A PPLIED sociology consists today more largely in the application of serviceable concepts and in tested techniques of social research, than in the application of laws or principles, which are few in verified number and usually too general in statement to solve some concrete problem.
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British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2005
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This article has been retracted. See the retraction notice for details. The PDF is retained for transparency.
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IBM Journal of Research and Development, 1965
One of the accepted definitions of a “burst” in coding theory is the following: “A burst of length b is a vector whose only nonzero components are among b successive components, the first and last of which are nonzero.”
Robert T. Chien, Donald T. Tang
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One of the accepted definitions of a “burst” in coding theory is the following: “A burst of length b is a vector whose only nonzero components are among b successive components, the first and last of which are nonzero.”
Robert T. Chien, Donald T. Tang
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On: The definition of psychoanalysis
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2011Dear Editors,Psychoanalysis is well into its second century, and the definition of its identity seems still unclear. Recent articles in the Journal show this embarrassing problem.
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Toward a Definition of Blockchain: Analyzing Definitions to Propose a Definition
KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATIONDefinitions serve a range of purposes, including providing meaning to a term, describing the characteristics of an object being defined, eliminating any ambiguity about the meaning of a term, demonstrating the etymology of a word, and so on. However, scholars hold differing opinions on everything from the necessity of definitions to the very existence ...
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1985
For a long time data processing has tackled problems in which the length of run time was irrelevant; the only requirement has been for results to be produced within a reasonable amount of time.
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For a long time data processing has tackled problems in which the length of run time was irrelevant; the only requirement has been for results to be produced within a reasonable amount of time.
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