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Determining the Form of Brexit
2023Abstract This chapter discusses the options for Brexit, and parliamentarians’ attempts to influence the detailed Brexit outcome. It also looks into parliament’s role in foreign affairs. When negotiations began with the EU, it became increasingly clear that there were tensions between the ‘red lines’ that Theresa May had set out shortly ...
Meg Russell, Lisa James
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The logical form of determiners
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1995An attempt at finding syntactical means for formulating logical laws obeyed by such natural language determiners as ``many'', ``most'', ``few'', ``more than'', \dots. A special language is introduced which is constructed as an extension of the first-order predicate language; the expressivity of this extension is, however, acquired via mixed use of ...
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Personality as a Determinant of the Form of Alcoholism
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1968Two common forms of alcoholism are described (World Health Organization, 1952; Kessel and Walton, 1965). The first is well recognized clinically, and has often been portrayed accurately by novelists and dramatists. So successfully has this more conspicuous form of alcohol addiction been publicized by Alcoholics Anonymous that Jellinek (1960) cautioned ...
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On the Analytic Determination of the Trace Form
Canadian Mathematical Bulletin, 1985AbstractThe Dedekind zeta function of an algebraic number field E determines the rational equivalence class of the trace form of E. The Hasse symbols of the trace form are related to the local Artin root numbers of the zeta function by formulas of Serre and Deligne.
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2017
In this chapter, we introduce the concept of determinant in various ways. The invariant subspaces, the eigen values, the spectral theorem, the geometry of orthogonal transformations, and the geometry of bilinear forms also constitute the subject matter of this paper.
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In this chapter, we introduce the concept of determinant in various ways. The invariant subspaces, the eigen values, the spectral theorem, the geometry of orthogonal transformations, and the geometry of bilinear forms also constitute the subject matter of this paper.
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Trends in Neurosciences, 1984
The singular shapes of neurons are the fundamental element of neuronal architecture. We now have a significant body of experimental work, on neuronal and nonneuronal cells, which suggests how those shapes might arise: the cellular machinery involved and how that machinery is guided to produce a particular form.
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The singular shapes of neurons are the fundamental element of neuronal architecture. We now have a significant body of experimental work, on neuronal and nonneuronal cells, which suggests how those shapes might arise: the cellular machinery involved and how that machinery is guided to produce a particular form.
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Factor XII: form determines function
Journal of Thrombosis and Haemostasis, 2016Factor XII is a mysterious plasma protein without a clear physiologic function. It was identified as a clotting factor, but has no clear role in hemostasis. However, FXII also contributes to the production of bradykinin, a short-lived inflammatory peptide.
S, de Maat, C, Maas
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Logical Form as a Determinant of Cognitive Processes
2010We discuss a research program on reasoning patterns in subjects with autism, showing that they fail to engage in certain forms of non-monotonic reasoning that come naturally to neurotypical subjects. The striking reasoning patterns of autists occur both in verbal and in non-verbal tasks.
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PSA: Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association, 1974
Philosophers are continually challenged to comprehend chance phenomena and probabilistic relationships. Those cases are especially intriguing in which we speak of chance or probability but can hardly attribute this manner of speaking to our being partially or totally ignorant of the situations in question.
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Philosophers are continually challenged to comprehend chance phenomena and probabilistic relationships. Those cases are especially intriguing in which we speak of chance or probability but can hardly attribute this manner of speaking to our being partially or totally ignorant of the situations in question.
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Determinants and Quadratic Forms
1976Interchanging two numbers in the numbering of the vertices is equivalent to the simultaneous interchange of two rows and two columns. If we give opposite vertices of the octahedron numbers that differ by 3, then the determinant $$ \left| {\begin{array}{*{20}c} 0 \hfill & 1 \hfill & 1 \hfill & 0 \hfill & 1 \hfill & 1 \hfill \\ 1 \hfill & 0 \hfill ...
George Pólya, Gabor Szegö
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