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Méthodologie de dimensionnement d'un système de récupération de l'énergie des vagues
, 2007 Marie Ruellan
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Oliver Board, Andreas Blume
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New Mathematics and Natural Computation, 2005
We examine the notion of a vague ring. We develop a method of constructing vague rings which can be used in the construction of other algebraic structures. We make a connection between vague rings and M-adic topologies on rings and also to the solution of nonlinear systems of equations and to the convergence of Cauchy sequences in power series rings ...
RANDALL CRIST, JOHN N. MORDESON
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We examine the notion of a vague ring. We develop a method of constructing vague rings which can be used in the construction of other algebraic structures. We make a connection between vague rings and M-adic topologies on rings and also to the solution of nonlinear systems of equations and to the convergence of Cauchy sequences in power series rings ...
RANDALL CRIST, JOHN N. MORDESON
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Erkenntnis, 2003
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French, Steven, Krause, Décio
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French, Steven, Krause, Décio
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World Journal of Surgery, 2001
World Journal of Surgeryhas been studying the etymologic genealogy of some common terms in surgical usage. Thus the bile duct strangely leads us to symphony orchestras, dukes, coins, and dictators; and a bacteriologic culture is found to be related to such unexpected cousins as religion, agronomy, war, and civilization.
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World Journal of Surgeryhas been studying the etymologic genealogy of some common terms in surgical usage. Thus the bile duct strangely leads us to symphony orchestras, dukes, coins, and dictators; and a bacteriologic culture is found to be related to such unexpected cousins as religion, agronomy, war, and civilization.
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VAGUE PARTS AND VAGUE IDENTITY
Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2009AbstractWe discuss arguments against the thesis that the world itself can be vague. The first section of the paper distinguishes dialectically effective from ineffective arguments against metaphysical vagueness. The second section constructs an argument against metaphysical vagueness that promises to be of the dialectically effective sort: an argument ...
ELIZABETH BARNES, J. R. G. WILLIAMS
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