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Choice, free will, and religion.
Psychology of Religion and Spirituality, 2010Although free will has been defined in multiple, conflicting ways, the present approach analyzes it as a psychological capacity subsuming self-control, effortful choice, planning, and initiative. These capabilities are useful for making human social life and culture possible, but they depend on a limited resource and therefore often fall short of ...
Baumeister, Roy F. +2 more
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2004
Reducing energy consumption has become the first priority in designing microprocessors for all market segments including embedded, mobile, and high performance processors. The trend of state-of-the-art branch predictor designs such as a hybrid predictor continues to feature more and larger prediction tables, thereby exacerbating the energy consumption.
Ekpanyapong, Mongkol +2 more
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Reducing energy consumption has become the first priority in designing microprocessors for all market segments including embedded, mobile, and high performance processors. The trend of state-of-the-art branch predictor designs such as a hybrid predictor continues to feature more and larger prediction tables, thereby exacerbating the energy consumption.
Ekpanyapong, Mongkol +2 more
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Topoi, 2017
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Nursery World, 2022
How can a setting improve its curriculum for autistic children? Thomas Coram Nursery School and Centre, which has thought hard on improving outcomes for children on this diverse spectrum, has some evidence-based approaches. By Jan Stillaway
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How can a setting improve its curriculum for autistic children? Thomas Coram Nursery School and Centre, which has thought hard on improving outcomes for children on this diverse spectrum, has some evidence-based approaches. By Jan Stillaway
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First Choice, Free Choice or No Choice
2016As part of their egovernment plans, many countries aim at digitizing their communication with its citizens and the business sector. The effects of e-government depend on particular policy and design decisions. The aim of this paper is to compare the enactment of particular policies in supposedly similar contexts.
Jansen Arild +2 more
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Linguistics and Philosophy, 2001
In this paper, I discuss the distribution and interpretation of free choice items (FCIs) in Greek, a language exhibiting a lexical paradigm of such items distinct from that of negative polarity items. Greek differs in this respect from English, which uniformly employs any.
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In this paper, I discuss the distribution and interpretation of free choice items (FCIs) in Greek, a language exhibiting a lexical paradigm of such items distinct from that of negative polarity items. Greek differs in this respect from English, which uniformly employs any.
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Synthese, 2017
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Choice-Free Dualities for Domains
Applied Categorical Structures, 2016This paper concentrates on domain theory. The author demonstrates many constructions and results extending the general setting of so-called \(\zeta\)-domains, which cover the cases of continuous, algebraic, hypercontinuous and hyperalgebraic domains.
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Free Choiceness and Non-Individuation
Linguistics and Philosophy, 2005Fresh evidence from Free Choice Items (FCIs) in French question the current perception of the class. The role of some standard distinctions found in the literature is weakened or put in a new perspective. The distinction between universal and existential is no longer an intrinsic property of FCIs.
Jayez, Jacques, Tovena, Lucia
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1967
Much of present-day commerce is based upon an ancient principle which, once thought to be a fair description of a presumed balance of forces as between buyer and seller, is now no longer so. It has become a latter-day fiction.
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Much of present-day commerce is based upon an ancient principle which, once thought to be a fair description of a presumed balance of forces as between buyer and seller, is now no longer so. It has become a latter-day fiction.
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