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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2006
When it comes to creative technique, cover artist Rick Spix will sometimes have a plan in mind while other times implement a more improvised trial-and-error approach. Spix says that the Ultrafractal program lets him simply create art the way he wants to.
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When it comes to creative technique, cover artist Rick Spix will sometimes have a plan in mind while other times implement a more improvised trial-and-error approach. Spix says that the Ultrafractal program lets him simply create art the way he wants to.
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Synthese, 2004
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Applied Categorical Structures, 2009
The paper analyses the relation between various finiteness classes in ZF set theory without Choice. It starts with an an extensive background collecting citations of the most influential mathematicians and philosophers (Weyl, Hilbert, Russell, Pascal, Galileo, Leibniz, Bolzano, Dedekind, von Neumann) on the nature of infinity.
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The paper analyses the relation between various finiteness classes in ZF set theory without Choice. It starts with an an extensive background collecting citations of the most influential mathematicians and philosophers (Weyl, Hilbert, Russell, Pascal, Galileo, Leibniz, Bolzano, Dedekind, von Neumann) on the nature of infinity.
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2005
AbstractThis book describes the historical emergence and spread of the to-infinitive in English. It shows that to + infinitive emerged from a reanalysis of the preposition to plus a deverbal nominalization, which spread first to purpose clauses, then to other non-finite environments.
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AbstractThis book describes the historical emergence and spread of the to-infinitive in English. It shows that to + infinitive emerged from a reanalysis of the preposition to plus a deverbal nominalization, which spread first to purpose clauses, then to other non-finite environments.
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Scientific American, 2012
The article discusses mathematician Kurt Godel's "P versus NP" question as an organizing principle of computer science and the implications of a machine's ability to answer yes-or-no questions. Topics include how computational complexity theory studies computers' capabilities, how mathematician Michael Sipser placed a bet on the P versus NP problem ...
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The article discusses mathematician Kurt Godel's "P versus NP" question as an organizing principle of computer science and the implications of a machine's ability to answer yes-or-no questions. Topics include how computational complexity theory studies computers' capabilities, how mathematician Michael Sipser placed a bet on the P versus NP problem ...
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Foundations of Science, 1997
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Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC'06), 2006
Infinite Infants is a three year transdisciplinary practice based research project exploring the potential for networked, sustainable ICT resources for children. The research is an inquiry into the potential for collaborative learning via telematic spaces, by exploiting the qualities that digital media affords, such as non-linearity, tele-presence and ...
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Infinite Infants is a three year transdisciplinary practice based research project exploring the potential for networked, sustainable ICT resources for children. The research is an inquiry into the potential for collaborative learning via telematic spaces, by exploiting the qualities that digital media affords, such as non-linearity, tele-presence and ...
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Infinite Sets and Infinite Graphs
1985E.C. MILNER: Let me begin with a problem due to Prikry and myself. First I’ll state a theorem concerning the depth of an ordered set. The depth of a partial order is the least ordinal γ such that does not embed γ*, the reverse of γ. For example vK has depth v+, if v ⪰ ω, κ ⪰ 2.
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The rise of lexical subjects in English covert infinitives
Social Sciences & Humanities Open, 2023Lemohang Tjabaka
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