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Communications in Mathematical Physics, 2009
The spacetimes currently used by astrophysicists to model the universe are ones with accelerated expansion. Such an expansion can be achieved by many different mechanisms. Due to this uncertainty, it seems reasonable to try to understand the behavior of solutions under as general assumptions on the model as possible.
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The spacetimes currently used by astrophysicists to model the universe are ones with accelerated expansion. Such an expansion can be achieved by many different mechanisms. Due to this uncertainty, it seems reasonable to try to understand the behavior of solutions under as general assumptions on the model as possible.
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2022
Abstract A power law is [a frequency or probability] ≡ f(x) = ax−b, where x is a variable and a and b are constants. Many distributions are alleged to have this property: words (where x is the rank), city size (where x is the rank and f the population), music, genes, and so on.
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Abstract A power law is [a frequency or probability] ≡ f(x) = ax−b, where x is a variable and a and b are constants. Many distributions are alleged to have this property: words (where x is the rank), city size (where x is the rank and f the population), music, genes, and so on.
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2017
Bilgi ve iktidar arasında sıkı bir ilişki vardır.Sıklıkla ifade edildiği üzere, bilgi, iktidar yapar. Ancak bu ifade doğruolmakla birlikte eksiktir. Nitekim bilgi-iktidar ilişkisi sadece tek yönlü birhareketlilik içermez. Nasıl ki bilgi iktidar yapıyorsa, aynı zamanda iktidarında bilgi ürettiği görülmektedir.
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Bilgi ve iktidar arasında sıkı bir ilişki vardır.Sıklıkla ifade edildiği üzere, bilgi, iktidar yapar. Ancak bu ifade doğruolmakla birlikte eksiktir. Nitekim bilgi-iktidar ilişkisi sadece tek yönlü birhareketlilik içermez. Nasıl ki bilgi iktidar yapıyorsa, aynı zamanda iktidarında bilgi ürettiği görülmektedir.
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Power, Law, and Society. A Study of the Will to Power and the Will to Law
The American Journal of Comparative Law, 1974Hilliard A. Gardiner, Edgar Bodenheimer
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2010
The fifth chapter resumes the discussion of the relationship between law and power, while power is now conceptualized through the notion of institution. Attention is now devoted to sociology of law and sociological doctrines. Kelsen’s solution thus appears more promising, once however power is no longer related to facticity or coercion or sanction, but
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The fifth chapter resumes the discussion of the relationship between law and power, while power is now conceptualized through the notion of institution. Attention is now devoted to sociology of law and sociological doctrines. Kelsen’s solution thus appears more promising, once however power is no longer related to facticity or coercion or sanction, but
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2004
Abstract Fame and good reputation have long been recognized as powerful forces of motivation. A person's good name and credibility can be enhanced or damaged by report or rumours; to so influence one's public esteem is to exert considerable power.
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Abstract Fame and good reputation have long been recognized as powerful forces of motivation. A person's good name and credibility can be enhanced or damaged by report or rumours; to so influence one's public esteem is to exert considerable power.
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2017
The new men knew how to use the law to pursue their own interests as well as the king’s. They hired talented lawyers to handle their business and deftly chose different courts for different kinds of suits—chancery, king’s bench, common pleas, and others—or arbitration for complex disputes.
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The new men knew how to use the law to pursue their own interests as well as the king’s. They hired talented lawyers to handle their business and deftly chose different courts for different kinds of suits—chancery, king’s bench, common pleas, and others—or arbitration for complex disputes.
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Power, Law, and Society: A Study of the Will to Power and the Will to Law
Stanford Law Review, 1973openaire +1 more source