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, 2009 An Algorithm for the Equipollent Resource Allocation Problem
Mathematics of Operations Research, 1985The equipollent resource allocation problem asks to allocate a given amount of discrete resources to a given set of activities so that the maximum of the profit differences between activities is minimized. A typical example of this type of allocation problem may be found in the apportionment of a given number of seats to electoral districts.
Naoki Katoh +2 more
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2005
When can we say that two distinct logical systems are, neverthe- less, essentially the “same”? In this paper we discuss the notion of “sameness” between logical systems, bearing in mind the expressive power of their associated spaces of theories, but without neglecting their syntactical dimension.
Carlos Caleiro, Ricardo Gonçalves
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When can we say that two distinct logical systems are, neverthe- less, essentially the “same”? In this paper we discuss the notion of “sameness” between logical systems, bearing in mind the expressive power of their associated spaces of theories, but without neglecting their syntactical dimension.
Carlos Caleiro, Ricardo Gonçalves
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Sets equipollent to their power set in NF
Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1975In this note we define a class of properties for which the following holds: If we can prove in NF that the property holds for the universe V, then we can prove in NF that it holds for every set equipollent to its power set.Definition. For any stratified formula A and any variable υ which does not occur in A, let Aυ be the formula obtained by replacing ...
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Moments, Couples, Equipollent Systems
2013The moment of a vector \(\mathbf v \), whose line of action passes through a point \(B\), about a point \(A\) is the ...
Dan B. Marghitu +2 more
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Motion events in Chinese novels: Evidence for an equipollently-framed language
Journal of Pragmatics, 2009Motion events typically involve an entity moving along a path in a certain manner. Research on language typology has identified three types of languages based on the characteristic expression of manner and path information. In satellite-framed languages, the main verb expresses information about manner of movement and a subordinate satellite element (e.
Liang Chen, Jiansheng Guo
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Automatic Control and Computer Sciences, 2016
The article describes the basics of organizing the interoperability of equipollent nodes in a wireless mesh-network with time division multiple access. The nodes of such a network may be mobile. The questions of synchronization and time slot allocation are studied. A solution to the hidden nodes problem is suggested.
S. V. Korsakov +2 more
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The article describes the basics of organizing the interoperability of equipollent nodes in a wireless mesh-network with time division multiple access. The nodes of such a network may be mobile. The questions of synchronization and time slot allocation are studied. A solution to the hidden nodes problem is suggested.
S. V. Korsakov +2 more
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“There's Power in that Y”: How Gaymers Manage Imbricated Stigma through an Equipollent Identity
QED: A Journal in GLBTQ Worldmaking, 2023Abstract Portmanteau identities, such as “Gaymer” (gay-gamer), can shed light on the important social work that identity labels do for those who choose to adopt them. In this article, I analyze how “Gaymer” is not just a convenient portmanteau, but an identity used to manage stigma and advance inclusivity for people inhabiting identities
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ETHNOS AND LANGUAGE: EQUIPOLLENCY OR INTERSECTION?
Вестник Московского государственного лингвистического университета. Гуманитарные науки, 2021G. T. Khukhuni, I. I. Valuytseva
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