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Substructural Logics With Mingle
Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Norihiro Kamide
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Equivalents of Mingle and Positive Paradox
Studia Logica, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Studia Logica, 2004
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Willem J. Blok, James G. Raftery 0001
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Willem J. Blok, James G. Raftery 0001
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The compatibility of relevance and mingle
Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1988The very much publishing but nevertheless essentially esoteric group of ``relevant logic'' (especially Belnap, Anderson) poses ``logical'' problems that arise only if we completely forget the primarily semantical character of logic. Thus the problem given in the paper can be formulated as follows: Can the so-called ``mingle axiom'' \(A\to (A\to A)\) be
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Nordic Design Research Conference, 2005 The concept of the Single Mingle chairs is very simple. We want to present two chairs that can talk. One chair will have a female voice and the other chair will have a male voice. The two chairs will come in one red color and one black color.
Karlsson, Daniel +2 more
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FUNCTIONAL PEARL: Marble mingling
Journal of Functional Programming, 2003A bag (literally and mathematically!) of marbles is deemed to be mingled if all the colours of the marbles are different. Given a positive integer $k$ and a collection of $m$ marbles, our objective is to try and extract as many mingled bags as possible from the collection, where each bag contains exactly $k$ marbles.
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2020
Mingling Echoes is an exhibition comprised of written word, alchemic reactions, found and repurposed objects, as well as sculptural forms of my own creation. All are abstractions from my subconscious, and they are blended with influential objects from my past in an intuitive manner.
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Mingling Echoes is an exhibition comprised of written word, alchemic reactions, found and repurposed objects, as well as sculptural forms of my own creation. All are abstractions from my subconscious, and they are blended with influential objects from my past in an intuitive manner.
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1986
Part II tried to show that Coleridge’s distrust of the ‘despotism of the eye’ is related to his ‘suspicion, that any system built on the passiveness of the mind must be false, as a system’ (CL, ii, 709). J Such a system would also fail, reciprocally, to give nature ‘her proper interest’ (ii, 864) — a failure which Bowles exemplifies.
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Part II tried to show that Coleridge’s distrust of the ‘despotism of the eye’ is related to his ‘suspicion, that any system built on the passiveness of the mind must be false, as a system’ (CL, ii, 709). J Such a system would also fail, reciprocally, to give nature ‘her proper interest’ (ii, 864) — a failure which Bowles exemplifies.
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