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1989
The process of attaching names (labels) to objects has been of great interest to philosophers since the days of the Greeks. However, in recent times other philosophical problems have seemed to be more interesting, and the subject of naming has been rather neglected.
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The process of attaching names (labels) to objects has been of great interest to philosophers since the days of the Greeks. However, in recent times other philosophical problems have seemed to be more interesting, and the subject of naming has been rather neglected.
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The attachment of a retarded child to an inanimate object
Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 1977This paper describes the relationship of a moderately retarded boy with autistic features to an inanimate object, relates this relationship to his emotional development, and suggests methods for utilizing observations of his behavior with the object for assessment of cognition.
N R, Haslett +5 more
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On Local Objects Attached to and Functions
Integral Transforms and Special Functions, 2000Weil indices are attached individually to local Well representations of local symplectic groups and, collectively (and in a product formula), to the adelic Weil Θ funtional. Therefore Weil indices can be attached to classical ζ functions. Root numbers, or local constants, are attached to the decomposition of L and functions into local factors.
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The Fictive Object and Disordered Attachments
Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 2004AbstractThis paper examines the challenges encountered by the analyst when working with patients with disordered attachment relationships, particularly disorganized-disoriented. The author proposes that early in development these patients retreat from authentic contact with their attachment figures into a world of fictive relationships, as a defense ...
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Planning with Semantic Attachments: An Object-Oriented View
2012In recent years, domain-independent planning has been applied to a rising number of real-world applications. Usually, the description language of choice is PDDL. However, PDDL is not suited to model all challenges imposed by real-world applications. Dornhege et al.
Andreas Hertle +3 more
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An Object-Oriented Data Storage System on Network-Attached Object Devices
2004This paper presents a cluster-based storage platform–OStorage that employs Network-Attached Object Storage Device (NAOSD) as the low-level storage device. Owing to some features of NAOSD, including object-like access interface, simple computing abilities and self-management, OStorage supports structured-data directly to eliminates the data-model ...
Youhui Zhang, Weimin Zheng
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Excessive Object Attachment in Hoarding Disorder: Examining the Role of Interpersonal Functioning
Behavior Therapy, 2021Deborah Aluh +2 more
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