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Connectionism and Three Levels of Nativism
Synthese, 1990Along with the increasing popularity of connectionist language models has come a number of provocative suggestions about the challenge these models present to Chomsky’s arguments for nativism. The aim of this paper is to assess these claims. We begin by reconstructing Chomsky’s “argument from the poverty of the stimulus” and arguing that it is best ...
William Ramsey, Stephen Stich
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Managing the three Levels of Change
Information Systems Management, 1999Abstract Change may be introduced into an organization a variety of ways – implementing new technology, employing new people, or in establishing new organizational structures, new policies, or new procedures. Just as change is made up of different components, it comes in varying degrees.
Margaret T. O'Hara +2 more
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Perceptual semantics: A three-level approach
2010 10th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications, 2010In this work we suggest a model according to which semantics has been already generated during the perception through the interaction of three dynamic levels of perceptual organization. We consider perceptual grouping as the first order processing. Shape formation is considered as the second order processing.
PINNA, Baingio, SKILTERS J.
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1986
This chapter reviews recent work where dynamic pump depletion and quantum fluctuations are examined in the buildup of three-level superfluorescence (SF) with the use of a unidirectional semi classical model in conjunction with either an average Langevin force or quantum fluctuations as an initiation process.
F. P. Mattar +5 more
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This chapter reviews recent work where dynamic pump depletion and quantum fluctuations are examined in the buildup of three-level superfluorescence (SF) with the use of a unidirectional semi classical model in conjunction with either an average Langevin force or quantum fluctuations as an initiation process.
F. P. Mattar +5 more
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The Three Levels of Sustainability
2017Understanding the complexity of sustainability is crucial for the leadership of business organizations, national governments, and non-governmental organizations. This second edition of the bestselling book The Three Levels of Sustainability uses the same interdependent three-level and three-dimensional framework as the first edition, encompassing ...
Cavagnaro, Elena, Curiel, George H.
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The Three Levels of Generalizability
Psychological Reports, 1974The theory of generalizability (Cronbach, et al. , 1972) and Loevinger's (1957) analysis of construct validity are examined in an effort to extend the concept of generalizability and to reformulate some aspects of Loevinger's analysis.
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Soviet Studies in Philosophy, 1962
That the topic of materialism as a basic philosophical position has been largely latent in the West is hardly deniable. There has been little first-class literature on the subject in the journals; and any one who looks up the card index under the heading, in libraries, finds few items that are recent and significant.
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That the topic of materialism as a basic philosophical position has been largely latent in the West is hardly deniable. There has been little first-class literature on the subject in the journals; and any one who looks up the card index under the heading, in libraries, finds few items that are recent and significant.
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Or-and-Or Three-Level Networks
1996This chapter considers the number of gates to realize logic functions by OR-AND-OR three-level networks under the condition that both true and complemented variables are available, and each gate has no fan-in and fan-out constraints. We show that an arbitrary n-variable function can be realized by an OR-AND-OR three-level network with at most 2 r+1 + 1
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Agreeableness: A Three-Level Integration
2018William G. Graziano, Renée M. Tobin
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2007
BDDC (Balancing Domain Decomposition by Constraints) methods, so far developed for two levels [3, 7, 8], are similar to the balancing Neumann-Neumann algorithms. However, the BDDC coarse problem is given in terms of a set of primal constraints and the matrix of the coarse problem is generated and factored by direct solvers at the beginning of the ...
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BDDC (Balancing Domain Decomposition by Constraints) methods, so far developed for two levels [3, 7, 8], are similar to the balancing Neumann-Neumann algorithms. However, the BDDC coarse problem is given in terms of a set of primal constraints and the matrix of the coarse problem is generated and factored by direct solvers at the beginning of the ...
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