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561646a916dcf6eabc9a93f3477f6a75499e66ea | an example of the deployment of applied epistemology | an example of the deployment of applied epistemology in scientific research is the toolbox project. it is an initiative that apply philosophical analysis to enhance collaborative, cross-disciplinary scientific research by improving cross-disciplinary communication. there are also scholars who consider the application o... | wikipedia |
baa64d8fd5668ea9cc22f76c7cba4d0281dba1f9 | applied epistemology in science has been described as | applied epistemology in science has been described as the specific mental frameworks utilized by scientists in their research and activities that are considered processes of acquiring knowledge. these frameworks also serve as the ground of the sociology of science. there is also the case of the philosophy of science, w... | wikipedia |
99ed0abdbcd8256efac09c3ea05d8db36ff5e8d2 | according to v.d. singh, since general semantics is | according to v.d. singh, since general semantics is a general theory of evaluation – that it considers the interrelations among events that transpire within ourselves and the world around us as well as how he obtain information or talk about such events and how we behave – makes it an up-to-date and scientifically-base... | wikipedia |
ccbf5cbb3efa56b348517329277ccd05d07fef8d | as part of "applied philosophy", applied epistemology has | as part of "applied philosophy", applied epistemology has been applied to different contemporary practices and issues. this include its application to critical thinking or informal logic, information systems, and pressing social concerns. in the area of critical thinking, there is the underlying idea that thinking clea... | wikipedia |
8c120904e395b8abe7fc3359f7896653c3d69370 | applied epistomology is also considered one of the | applied epistomology is also considered one of the three branches of epistemology along with normative epistemology and metaepistemology. the normative branch is concerned with first-order theorizing about the formation of justified beliefs, knowledge, and truths. metaepistemology, on the other hand, deals with higher ... | wikipedia |
c07aa0163ea3a32c84d0d6883cceb87ea48764a0 | applied epistemology is informed by skepticism in philosophy, | applied epistemology is informed by skepticism in philosophy, as it maintains that things should not be taken at face value – that, in reflection, what people knew as "truths" could turn out to be false. applied epistemology has been concerned with practical questions about truth, knowledge, and other epistemic values ... | wikipedia |
6412adf28bd84b54b8b8216368d2bc3cca9aa569 | in its infancy, applied epistemology had been equated | in its infancy, applied epistemology had been equated with social epistemology. later theorizing established that, while there are overlapping aspects, not all social epistemology is applied and not all applied epistemology is social. a proposed analogy to distinguish applied epistemology from epistemology holds that i... | wikipedia |
f646dd0f67c3e0f6ca239f186ca4a9b210982e8c | applied epistemology emerged out of epistemologists routine examinations | applied epistemology emerged out of epistemologists routine examinations that determine whether truth-seeking practices like science and mathematics are capable of delivering truths. it draws from epistemological theorizing to address pressing epistemic matters of practical value. an epistemological question assumes a ... | wikipedia |
f305c105e20d5c0e4008a6c2c79a28108372e839 | applied epistemology forms part of the concept of | applied epistemology forms part of the concept of " applied philosophy " as theorists begin to distinguish it from " applied ethics ". it is argued that "applied philosophy" is a broader field, and that it has parts that are not subdisciplines of applied ethics. the emergence of "applied philosophy" gained traction aft... | wikipedia |
d717b6bdf8c1ae4c041854092c3fdd3cc95b6e79 | applied epistemology refers to the study that determines | applied epistemology refers to the study that determines whether the systems of investigation that seek the truth lead to true beliefs about the world. a specific conceptualization cites that it attempts to reveal whether these systems contribute to epistemic aims. it is applied in practices outside of philosophy like ... | wikipedia |
407d3f137503e3ddbdcf4bb29575f75bfeafbcd1 | in algebraic geometry, the atiyah–bott formula says the | in algebraic geometry, the atiyah–bott formula says the cohomology ring of the moduli stack of principal bundles is a free graded-commutative algebra on certain homogeneous generators. the original work of michael atiyah and raoul bott concerned the integral cohomology ring of bun g . | wikipedia |
d1def645aa56f66362d12cb5ba731b3eb23ed38e | of the moduli stack of principal bundles is | of the moduli stack of principal bundles is a free graded-commutative algebra on certain homogeneous generators. the original work of michael atiyah and raoul bott concerned the integral cohomology ring of bun g (x) {\displaystyle \operatorname {bun} _{g}(x)}. | wikipedia |
4265581779ac9d81c5abbf50ae4d5a8615e5b8be | angelo genocchi was an italian mathematician who specialized | angelo genocchi was an italian mathematician who specialized in number theory. he worked with giuseppe peano. the genocchi numbers are named after him. angelo genocchi was born and grew up and went to school in piacenza, italy. despite his love of mathematics, he studied law at piacenza university. after practicing law... | wikipedia |
575f3d2e84ca1fb84b6a8eb924fd4372601108d5 | after the revolution genocchi moved to turin, where | after the revolution genocchi moved to turin, where he took up mathematics as the subject of his research and teaching. he became president of the academy of sciences of turin. it was there that he worked with giuseppe peano. his biggest discovery was the genocchi numbers, named after him. | wikipedia |
425a974bf6ad7a7e849ea86993ea2c08cea360e3 | angelo genocchi was born and grew up and | angelo genocchi was born and grew up and went to school in piacenza, italy. despite his love of mathematics, he studied law at piacenza university. after practicing law in piacenza for a number of years, he was invited by the university to become the chair of law. he was mostly unsuccessful as a teacher however and dis... | wikipedia |
bf90aa3997c80a3d182aebfc0d0ac96187b244be | in mathematics, the atiyah algebroid, or atiyah sequence, | in mathematics, the atiyah algebroid, or atiyah sequence, of a principal g -bundle p over a manifold m , where g is a lie group, is the lie algebroid of the gauge groupoid of p . explicitly, it is given by the following short exact sequence of vector bundles over m : it is named after michael atiyah, who introduced the... | wikipedia |
e2de8b49a180f469b915ece3ca5c9410303bd9dc | any morphism ϕ: p → p ′ {\displaystyle | any morphism ϕ: p → p ′ {\displaystyle \phi:p\to p'} of principal bundles induces a lie algebroid morphism d ϕ: t p / g → t p / g ′ {\displaystyle d\phi:tp/g\to tp/g'} between the respective atiyah algebroids. | wikipedia |
e706cb1f67f7b436ec13354ecd81ad37e261c435 | right splittings σ: t m → a {\displaystyle | right splittings σ: t m → a {\displaystyle \sigma:tm\to a} of the atiyah sequence of a principal bundle p → m {\displaystyle p\to m} are in bijective correspondence with principal connections on p → m {\displaystyle p\to m}. similarly, the curvatures of such connections correspond to the two forms Ω σ ∈ Ω 2 (m, p) {\di... | wikipedia |
279b693bd7edda2242b1ff6442c140f2015690fb | while any transitive lie groupoid is isomorphic to | while any transitive lie groupoid is isomorphic to some gauge groupoid, not all transitive lie algebroids are atiyah algebroids of some principal bundle. integrability is the crucial property to distinguish the two concepts: a transitive lie algebroid is integrable if and only if it is isomorphic to the atiyah algebroi... | wikipedia |
17252c22d168f203d9212cbc77d48a6ed06cb576 | the atiyah sequence yields a short exact sequence | the atiyah sequence yields a short exact sequence of c ∞ (m) {\displaystyle {\mathcal {c}}^{\infty }(m)} -modules by taking the space of sections of the vector bundles. more precisely, the sections of the atiyah algebroid of p {\displaystyle p} is the lie algebra of g {\displaystyle g} -invariant vector fields on p {\d... | wikipedia |
c7de367d083b495d56b1b9a4a6e86b12edd19ec9 | it follows that a = t p / | it follows that a = t p / g {\displaystyle a=tp/g}, while the anchor map a → t m {\displaystyle a\to tm} is given by the differential d π: t p → t m {\displaystyle d\pi:tp\to tm}, which is g {\displaystyle g} -invariant. last, the kernel of the anchor is isomorphic precisely to p × g g {\displaystyle p\times _{g}{\math... | wikipedia |
3465f19aef0bbd4b7f4653dac7cedd2d3f273a10 | recall that any principal g {\displaystyle g} -bundle | recall that any principal g {\displaystyle g} -bundle p → m {\displaystyle p\to m} has an associated lie groupoid, called its gauge groupoid, whose objects are points of m {\displaystyle m}, and whose morphisms are elements of the quotient of p × p {\displaystyle p\times p} by the diagonal action of g {\displaystyle g}... | wikipedia |
bb0b1c4383bb3c7e2e69ed067082de1c7d9c42ec | if p {\displaystyle p} is a principal g | if p {\displaystyle p} is a principal g {\displaystyle g} -bundle, then the group g {\displaystyle g} acts on the vector bundles in this sequence. moreover, since the vertical bundle v p {\displaystyle vp} is isomorphic to the trivial vector bundle p × g → p {\displaystyle p\times {\mathfrak {g}}\to p}, where g {\displ... | wikipedia |
548fd3ba74736c9b747869f550d0f1a2962c4be8 | for any fiber bundle p {\displaystyle p} over | for any fiber bundle p {\displaystyle p} over a manifold m {\displaystyle m}, the differential d π {\displaystyle d\pi } of the projection π: p → m {\displaystyle \pi:p\to m} defines a short exact sequence: | wikipedia |
3c068a571ab4be873b50e4aa5dae76d838a94001 | it is named after michael atiyah, who introduced | it is named after michael atiyah, who introduced the construction to study the existence theory of complex analytic connections. it plays a crucial example in the integrability of (transitive) lie algebroids, and it has applications in gauge theory and geometric mechanics. | wikipedia |
af58e96a76f7104285f93a40f4b1898e7b16dbc0 | in mathematics, the atiyah algebroid, or atiyah sequence, | in mathematics, the atiyah algebroid, or atiyah sequence, of a principal g {\displaystyle g} -bundle p {\displaystyle p} over a manifold m {\displaystyle m}, where g {\displaystyle g} is a lie group, is the lie algebroid of the gauge groupoid of p {\displaystyle p}. explicitly, it is given by the following short exact ... | wikipedia |
1b8314554ae04368bd86e1ab64d83834aa289cdb | in algebra, the amitsur–levitzki theorem states that the | in algebra, the amitsur–levitzki theorem states that the algebra of n × n matrices over a commutative ring satisfies a certain identity of degree 2n. it was proved by amitsur and levitsky (1950). in particular matrix rings are polynomial identity rings such that the smallest identity they satisfy has degree exactly 2n. | wikipedia |
690085e584ca6366e971a684d9a6a117af74b6da | swan (1963) and swan (1969) gave a simple | swan (1963) and swan (1969) gave a simple combinatorial proof as follows. by linearity it is enough to prove the theorem when each matrix has only one nonzero entry, which is 1. in this case each matrix can be encoded as a directed edge of a graph with n vertices. so all matrices together give a graph on n vertices wit... | wikipedia |
11a2a814a19406e6dbf98ebfa2ffd51c561ad82b | in algebra, the amitsur–levitzki theorem states that the | in algebra, the amitsur–levitzki theorem states that the algebra of n × n matrices over a commutative ring satisfies a certain identity of degree 2 n. it was proved by amitsur and levitsky (1950). in particular matrix rings are polynomial identity rings such that the smallest identity they satisfy has degree exactly 2 ... | wikipedia |
70e10895da1ff07fa29c1e25158e9d0d3118b7dc | vilsmeier discovered the aldehyde synthesis reaction which bears | vilsmeier discovered the aldehyde synthesis reaction which bears his name in 1926, and it was published in 1927, the year that he began to work for basf in ludwigshafen. he retired in 1959, and died in 1962 in ludwigshafen. | wikipedia |
2b24159eb168646dc27168f0bc2a25debbdda8ff | anton vilsmeier was born to the mill owner, | anton vilsmeier was born to the mill owner, wolfgang vilsmeier, and his wife, philomena, in burgweinting, oberpfalz. he attended the volksschule and the altes gymnasium in regensburg. during world war i, he served in the 11th bavarian infantry regiment, and became a british prisoner following the battle of the somme, r... | wikipedia |
2a37a5ce97988efeaa8a7c1d4ccfb3669e2658e6 | armand salvador b. mijares is a filipino archaeologist | armand salvador b. mijares is a filipino archaeologist from manila, philippines. he works as professor of archaeology at the archaeological studies program of the university of the philippines-diliman. he specializes in lithic analysis, ceramic petrology, soil micromorphology, paleolithic archaeology and early human mi... | wikipedia |
83e08854c6def1b530daace0bedbeef37c7c4958 | the hominin fossils and teeth are from three | the hominin fossils and teeth are from three individuals and were collectively nicknamed 'ubag', after a mythical cave man that were excavated in 2007, 2011 and 2015. the internationally pooled team of specialists and archaeologists consist of paleoanthropologist florent détroit of the muséum national d’histoire nature... | wikipedia |
7bec49dae4b4d050620764925591d20a4253180c | mijares' research primarily focuses on understanding early human | mijares' research primarily focuses on understanding early human migration in maritime southeast asia. he is also interested in reconstructing hunter-gatherer subsistence strategy during the late pleistocene and early holocene period through thorough excavations in northern luzon, especially in callao cave complex, whe... | wikipedia |
7a0775e59fe6e2821bb3e83f4824b47b0d23588f | after he received his master's degree, he taught | after he received his master's degree, he taught at the university of the philippines manila. afterwards he pursued archaeological research work at the national museum of the philippines in 1994, and worked as an archaeologist in the museum until 2006. after earning his ph.d., mijares returned to university of the phil... | wikipedia |
a458e2d10cf6b6933d6e44786571cde186bfde6c | mijares earned his bachelor of arts in development | mijares earned his bachelor of arts in development studies from the university of the philippines manila and his master of arts in anthropology at the university of the philippines diliman. in 1996, he did his diploma in archaeology at up-diliman 's newly established archaeological studies program and went on with a fu... | wikipedia |
5d718d74615f82e6348992ecf87525a393262dcb | armand salvador b. mijares is a filipino archaeologist | armand salvador b. mijares is a filipino archaeologist from manila, philippines. he works as professor of archaeology at the archaeological studies program of the university of the philippines-diliman. he specializes in lithic analysis, ceramic petrology, soil micromorphology, paleolithic archaeology and early human mi... | wikipedia |
ea4639c8eb61bb8414c7cabf01117dfdd55b43a5 | albert george demarco, sr. was a canadian professional | albert george demarco, sr. was a canadian professional ice hockey player. demarco started his national hockey league career with the chicago black hawks. he would also play with the new york rangers, boston bruins and toronto maple leafs. he played in the nhl from 1938 to 1947. he played several years in minor professi... | wikipedia |
0cddccdf695b49ce482ee1d2f45abeb9d38a4e0c | albert was born in north bay, ontario. he | albert was born in north bay, ontario. he played junior and minor hockey from 1933 until 1937, when he became a professional with the baltimore orioles of the eastern american hockey league. demarco signed with the chicago black hawks in 1938, splitting time with the providence reds of the international-american hockey... | wikipedia |
37f0c37c79bae9deeed705381bcae360bddde05a | albert george demarco, sr. (may 10, 1916 – | albert george demarco, sr. (may 10, 1916 – may 25, 1989) was a canadian professional ice hockey player. demarco started his national hockey league career with the chicago black hawks. he would also play with the new york rangers, boston bruins and toronto maple leafs. he played in the nhl from 1938 to 1947. he played s... | wikipedia |
2fd176bbfd98367b47705e8f9adf95990353b6d2 | moczek studied biology at the university of würzburg, | moczek studied biology at the university of würzburg, where he graduated in 1996 with a master's degree in zoology. joining fred nijhout ’s lab at duke university he developed a deep interest in evolutionary developmental biology, receiving his phd in 2002. from 2002 to 2004 he joined the university of arizona as a pos... | wikipedia |
8326f9805e4080a6ab99729188a2671331d33956 | arthur dodd code was an astronomer who designed | arthur dodd code was an astronomer who designed orbiting observatories. code served as an electronics technician in the navy during world war ii. arthur code was born in brooklyn, n.y., and developed an early interest in astronomy when he was young. after military service, code received a master's degree and doctorate ... | wikipedia |
11264dd22d7fbc8347921ca93115a729641a116c | arthur dodd code was an astronomer who designed | telescope. the cause of code's death was from complications of a lung condition. he is survived by his 66 year old wife, as well as his three sons, dr. alan code of new brunswick, n.j., dr. david code of portage mich., and douglas code of madison. he also has a daughter, edith code, and six grandchildren. | wikipedia |
43c2b33532559303c6c063227a52d00a57c319fa | the cause of code's death was from complications | the cause of code's death was from complications of a lung condition. he is survived by his 66 year old wife, as well as his three sons, dr. alan code of new brunswick, n.j., dr. david code of portage mich., and douglas code of madison. he also has a daughter, edith code, and six grandchildren. | wikipedia |
2927b6561c63deaff6680c246c4b376397474441 | code was one of the leaders of the | code was one of the leaders of the oao-2 project, an orbiting satellite that had light sensors, spectrometers, and various other radiation detectors. data from oao-2 demonstrated that young stars were hotter than previously believed, and also showed the existence of ozone in mars's atmosphere. oao-2 continued to operat... | wikipedia |
d6e237bf5e2581d5eefe682ca236d7cc85ec4883 | arthur code was born in brooklyn, n.y., and | arthur code was born in brooklyn, n.y., and developed an early interest in astronomy when he was young. after military service, code received a master's degree and doctorate in astronomy and astrophysics from the university of chicago (without having received a bachelor's degree) advised by subrahmanyan chandrasekhar. ... | wikipedia |
1f22d73c90003e23240a879572533337e5f2cf91 | in enzymology, an aspartate n-acetyltransferase is an enzyme | in enzymology, an aspartate n-acetyltransferase is an enzyme that catalyzes the chemical reaction thus, the two substrates of this enzyme are acetyl-coa and l-aspartate, whereas its two products are coa and n-acetyl-l-aspartate. this enzyme belongs to the family of transferases, specifically those acyltransferases tran... | wikipedia |
bf0875c4802f33a5fd5eeffc9f47c23040570259 | this enzyme belongs to the family of transferases, | this enzyme belongs to the family of transferases, specifically those acyltransferases transferring groups other than aminoacyl groups. the systematic name of this enzyme class is acetyl-coa:l-aspartate n-acetyltransferase. other names in common use include aspartate acetyltransferase, and l-aspartate n-acetyltransfera... | wikipedia |
08859f3423db5c5558aa43012b3835e9fa5ee7f4 | the enzyme aspartate ammonia-lyase catalyzes the chemical reaction | the enzyme aspartate ammonia-lyase catalyzes the chemical reaction the reaction is the basis of the industrial synthesis of aspartate. this enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, specifically ammonia lyases, which cleave carbon-nitrogen bonds. the systematic name of this enzyme class is l-aspartate ammonia-lyase (fuma... | wikipedia |
cf1f39695d3d1e54f045e6caaae8619ce4b6d618 | this enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, | this enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, specifically ammonia lyases, which cleave carbon-nitrogen bonds. the systematic name of this enzyme class is l -aspartate ammonia-lyase (fumarate-forming). other names in common use include aspartase, fumaric aminase, l -aspartase, and l -aspartate ammonia-lyase. this enzyme... | wikipedia |
0002c53c828c32cf887bab2582f5518d32f80c89 | in 2017 arce and her mother, karla, were | in 2017 arce and her mother, karla, were involved in duke university 's commemorations of 50 years of black faculty scholarship. she was excited by the film hidden figures and has taken part in national discussions looking at how to engage more people of colour in scientific careers. she is part of the triangle univers... | wikipedia |
3b6d6ff3814ad0b1d7cad43e0b67b18bc59a20b0 | after her ph.d., arce completed a chamberlain post-doctoral | after her ph.d., arce completed a chamberlain post-doctoral fellowship at lawrence berkeley national laboratory, where she worked on experimental techniques to measure the properties of heavy unstable particles. arce joined duke university in 2010 and was made a woodrow wilson foundation fellow in 2012. arce is working... | wikipedia |
72ace1b77e7cc2aad4354f1f47ef681f19ca57c0 | her mother, karla, is james b. duke professor | her mother, karla, is james b. duke professor of english and law at duke university, with special interest in african american culture. her father, russell holloway, is a computer scientist and pratt school of engineering 's associate dean for corporate and industrial relations. | wikipedia |
8d05c61fafc230c1435aff5cbda187bdc3afa9bb | in 1901 bosworth married theodore moses focke, an | in 1901 bosworth married theodore moses focke, an american civil engineer, materials scientist, and applied mathematician whom she had met in göttingen. soon afterwards she followed her husband to cleveland, ohio, leaving her academic work (except for assisting her husband in grading) to raise a family of three childre... | wikipedia |
6e400bf4b826095b1473b4a54701b1a30947909b | in 1898, taking a leave from her work | in 1898, taking a leave from her work for the college, bosworth traveled to the university of göttingen in germany, where she worked under the supervision of david hilbert. she defended her dissertation there in 1899, and was awarded the ph.d. in 1900. her dissertation was begründung einer vom parallelenaxiome unabhäng... | wikipedia |
fff4ec1684db6f8b43564544371b64e8ce83924e | she worked for two years as a teacher | she worked for two years as a teacher at amesbury high school in massachusetts, and was appointed as an instructor of mathematics at the rhode island college of agriculture and mechanic arts (later to become the university of rhode island) in early 1892, the first year the school became a college. one month later she b... | wikipedia |
95ff80fa72e8025d9c97e15207960ddea4756b6b | bosworth was originally from woonsocket, rhode island. when | bosworth was originally from woonsocket, rhode island. when she was four, her father and a younger sister died, and she grew up in a family of women: her mother (a librarian), her grandmother (also widowed), and her aunt. | wikipedia |
bb312bed912e0ad7dea74b01b55cd0145e8afc35 | anne lucy bosworth focke (september 29, 1868 – | anne lucy bosworth focke (september 29, 1868 – may 15, 1907) was an american mathematician who became the first mathematics professor at what is now the university of rhode island, and later became the first female doctoral student of david hilbert. | wikipedia |
7d035576db0f7c589d96b9e70967623d9d085873 | automata-based programming is a programming paradigm in which | automata-based programming is a programming paradigm in which the program or part of it is thought of as a model of a finite-state machine (fsm) or any other formal automaton. sometimes a potentially infinite set of possible states is introduced, and such a set can have a complicated structure, not just an enumeration.... | wikipedia |
901cfad18689f0992447ee3ded4dc37be1dc0560 | any communication between the automaton steps is only | any communication between the automaton steps is only possible via the explicitly noted set of variables named the automaton state. between any two steps, the program cannot have implicit components of its state, such as local variables' values, return addresses, the current instruction pointer, etc. that is, the state... | wikipedia |
c5869ec4c2a66b9a0398803efaebb98f78e0b33c | on the other hand, object is good for | on the other hand, object is good for implementing a model of an automaton. when the automata-based approach is used within an object-oriented language, an automaton model is usually implemented by a class, the state is represented with private fields of the class, and the step is implemented as a method; such a method... | wikipedia |
befdb1bbb5803931b7e11dbb4a87fcb355b61b39 | thus, on the one hand, objects from object-oriented | thus, on the one hand, objects from object-oriented programming can be considered as automata (or models of automata) whose state is the combination of private fields, and one or more methods are considered to be the step. such methods must not call each other nor themselves, neither directly nor indirectly, otherwise ... | wikipedia |
d345c5a320aabdd8a853f1bf6a33a690c5319b86 | in the theory of object-oriented programming, an object | in the theory of object-oriented programming, an object is said to have an internal state and is capable of receiving messages, responding to them, sending messages to other objects and changing its internal state during message handling. in more practical terminology, to call an object's method is considered the same ... | wikipedia |
1284878fe95df3a7f21193fb3559fb74e0248251 | having said this, an automata-based program can be | having said this, an automata-based program can be considered as a special case of an imperative program, in which implicit part of the state is minimized. the state of the whole program taken at the two distinct moments of entering the step code section can differ in the automaton state only. this simplifies the analy... | wikipedia |
65a27b2c53678701884cab9b347fec74ebd1f488 | the notion of state is not exclusive property | the notion of state is not exclusive property of automata-based programming. generally speaking, state (or program state) appears during execution of any computer program, as a combination of all information that can change during the execution. for instance, a state of a traditional imperative program consists of | wikipedia |
28ce1d622716c995d10f67c1d2f3d3d224219f63 | one of the earliest mentions of automata-based programming | one of the earliest mentions of automata-based programming as a general technique is found in the paper by peter naur, 1963. the author calls the technique turing machine approach, however no real turing machine is given in the paper; instead, the technique based on steps and states is described. | wikipedia |
fa5eb71e0ea71922834f79c2e20540b1ea7a26a7 | continuations in the scheme language require thinking in | continuations in the scheme language require thinking in terms of steps and states, although scheme itself is in no way automata-related (it is recursive). to make it possible for the call/cc feature to work, implementation needs to be able to catch a whole state of the executing program, which is only possible when th... | wikipedia |
da63d2d9022569118f50b34ba7a8d27e6e94ccca | thinking in terms of automata (steps and states) | thinking in terms of automata (steps and states) can also be used to describe semantics of some programming languages. for example, the execution of a program written in the refal language is described as a sequence of steps of a so-called abstract refal machine; the state of the machine is a view (an arbitrary refal e... | wikipedia |
e2caac66cac485e0ec173cb82f413e77c91f60b0 | the notions of states and state machines are | the notions of states and state machines are often used in the field of formal specification. for instance, uml -based software architecture development uses state diagrams to specify the behaviour of the program. also various communication protocols are often specified using the explicit notion of state (e.g., rfc 793... | wikipedia |
051cc333c01c43657342707314b3c87a6b9c15f3 | besides that, thinking in terms of automata (that | besides that, thinking in terms of automata (that is, breaking the execution process down to automaton steps and passing information from step to step through the explicit automaton state) is necessary for event-driven programming as the only alternative to using parallel processes or threads. | wikipedia |
5ad8768b7a6d67c0685a462c6b2e2cff1029326d | like in gui programming, changes in the machine | like in gui programming, changes in the machine state can thus be considered as events causing the passage from a state to another, until the final one is reached. the combination of possible states can generate a wide variety of events, thus defining a more complex production cycle. as a consequence, cycles are usuall... | wikipedia |
6ebf997b23edefc68fc3fec3eebe00a8fcbe99ba | in the field of automation, stepping from step | in the field of automation, stepping from step to step depends on input data coming from the machine itself. this is represented in the program by reading characters from a text. in reality, those data inform about position, speed, temperature, etc. of critical elements of a machine. | wikipedia |
92f3d9c555e60fefd6284b957711f730d7160a18 | the state design pattern is a way for | the state design pattern is a way for an object to change its behavior at runtime according to its internal state without resorting to large conditional statements or table lookups thanks to virtual function calls. its main advantage over code using large conditional statements is that state-specific code is distribute... | wikipedia |
c1bcc32a200aaa3b37bf5a5758b2fffd630e8b00 | although the program now looks longer, it has | although the program now looks longer, it has at least one significant advantage: there is only one reading (that is, call to the getchar function) instruction. besides that, there is only one loop instead of the four the traditional version had. the body of the while loop is the automaton step and the loop itself is t... | wikipedia |
accf993156c02ab18085b40617d056cd64fdf7d8 | the same task can be solved by thinking | the same task can be solved by thinking in terms of finite-state machines. the parsing of a line has three stages: skipping the leading whitespace characters, printing the characters of the first word and skipping the trailing characters. let's call these automaton states before, inside and after. an automata-based ver... | wikipedia |
05ed66004f54bcd5be3162b65dcf0687596342ff | consider the task of reading a text from | consider the task of reading a text from standard input line-by-line and writing the first word of each line to standard output. first we skip all leading whitespace characters, if any. then we print all the characters of the first word. finally we skip all the trailing characters until a newline character is encounter... | wikipedia |
bb5d14853621a68962e93d19da87d4d78ff4a64a | automata-based programming is a programming paradigm in which | automata-based programming is a programming paradigm in which the program or part of it is thought of as a model of a finite-state machine (fsm) or any other (often more complicated) formal automaton (see automata theory). sometimes a potentially infinite set of possible states is introduced, and such a set can have a ... | wikipedia |
fc6b2d6d4bbaf7579dc960ed5d144a32e1a6582e | the enzyme aspartate 1-decarboxylase catalyzes the chemical reaction | the enzyme aspartate 1-decarboxylase catalyzes the chemical reaction hence, this enzyme has one substrate, l-aspartate, and two products, beta-alanine and co2. this enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, specifically the carboxy-lyases, which cleave carbon-carbon bonds. the systematic name of this enzyme class is l-as... | wikipedia |
6b6f38b0c9c4e0031a78faf27e0b2729ce5da944 | as of late 2007, 12 structures have been | as of late 2007, 12 structures have been solved for this class of enzymes, with pdb accession codes 1aw8, 1ppy, 1pqe, 1pqf, 1pqh, 1pt0, 1pt1, 1pyq, 1pyu, 1uhd, 1uhe, and 2c45. | wikipedia |
768750b559edaefeb9926e259e8d24bfa1faf938 | this enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, | this enzyme belongs to the family of lyases, specifically the carboxy-lyases, which cleave carbon-carbon bonds. the systematic name of this enzyme class is l-aspartate 1-carboxy-lyase (beta-alanine-forming). other names in common use include aspartate alpha-decarboxylase, l-aspartate alpha-decarboxylase, aspartic alpha... | wikipedia |
719391f5dd7b4b247fd86cc34a770a00f2d25fe3 | kposowa is known for his research on suicide. | kposowa is known for his research on suicide. for example, his research has shown that divorced men are significantly more likely to commit suicide than their female counterparts, and that wednesday is the most common day for people to commit suicide. another study he published found that people who lived in conservati... | wikipedia |
61d85eba90719e4c9a4e5855b3f13e6b44657898 | kposowa became an assistant professor at wayne state | kposowa became an assistant professor at wayne state university in 1992, and remained there until 1995, when he became an associate professor at the university of california, riverside. on november 18, 2021, kposowa was dismissed from university of california, riverside due to sexual misconduct with an undergraduate st... | wikipedia |
6524688864dd7668362bc60300825909d0627c36 | kposowa received his b.a. from saint paul's college | kposowa received his b.a. from saint paul's college in liberia in 1977, his m.a. from the university of cincinnati in 1986, and his ph.d. from ohio state university in 1990. | wikipedia |
beb272262867e08897418b5f9a5303fd14ec1b06 | kposowa is from bumpe, sierra leone and is | kposowa is from bumpe, sierra leone and is a member of a mende royal family. his father served as the paramount chief of bumpe. he is the paternal uncle of princess sarah culberson, lady of bumpe. | wikipedia |
4232e56197258e849b00c8632732f5e55b974eea | the aluminium crankcase was made in three parts, | the aluminium crankcase was made in three parts, a drum and two end plates, bolted together and the cylinders were fixed to it by long bolts from the cylinder heads which joined other bolts through the crankcase. as with anzani's other multi-row engines there was significant overlap between the rows in order to bring t... | wikipedia |
c40028d5739e37689d616176e960ebec872008cc | by 1912 anzani had built the world's first | by 1912 anzani had built the world's first two row radial engine, the 10 cylinder anzani 10, which came in two sizes, the bigger 12.1 litre one producing 100-110 hp. by the middle of 1913 the company had a double version with four rows of five cylinders, rated at 200 hp called the anzani 20. this was displayed at the p... | wikipedia |
f89643168b4c4f3aaa6795c0b544a2c9ea96e81f | the annales siculi is an anonymous set of | the annales siculi is an anonymous set of latin annals covering the island of sicily between 1027 and 1265. although it covers the entire period of norman rule in sicily and almost the entire period of staufer rule, the annales is not concerned with the kingdom of sicily as a whole but only the island. it is least accu... | wikipedia |
b33508dae66220d1cac4cd423fb6443b1511fc6e | vatican city, biblioteca apostolica vaticana, ms vat. lat. | vatican city, biblioteca apostolica vaticana, ms vat. lat. 6206. the annales is found on folios 298v–300r. it is set off from the preceding work, the historia sicula, by two blank lines. the editio princeps of the annales was printed at palermo in 1723 as part of the bibliotheca historica regni siciliae of giovanni bat... | wikipedia |
a5ec5f1ac9c1b470ed6574c7ec3ffb7f1772d85c | the editio princeps (first edition) of the annales | the editio princeps (first edition) of the annales was printed at palermo in 1723 as part of the bibliotheca historica regni siciliae of giovanni battista caruso. he ignored the break in the vatican manuscript and treated the annales and the stylistically distinct historia as a unit. he also published the annales separ... | wikipedia |
2e397a287545a095683bfcafaad63b584be951cd | the annales siculi (annals of sicily) is an | the annales siculi (annals of sicily) is an anonymous set of latin annals covering the island of sicily between 1027 and 1265. although it covers the entire period of norman rule in sicily and almost the entire period of staufer rule, the annales is not concerned with the kingdom of sicily as a whole but only the islan... | wikipedia |
54b5e759633590867f16476a38ef89c970a4c739 | ariadne's thread, named for the legend of ariadne, | ariadne's thread, named for the legend of ariadne, is solving a problem which has multiple apparent ways to proceed—such as a physical maze, a logic puzzle, or an ethical dilemma—through an exhaustive application of logic to all available routes. it is the particular method used that is able to follow completely throug... | wikipedia |
23c4448d4bd1128b278a3dc07dd2e3d4a1b29cb8 | even circumstances where the concept of "solution" is | even circumstances where the concept of "solution" is not so well defined have had ariadne's thread applied to them, such as navigating the world wide web, making sense of patent law, and in philosophy; "ariadne's thread" is a popular name for websites of many purposes, but primarily for those that feature philosophica... | wikipedia |
dd5d896a69d1e1252ae0aedd051192b9b60a6f63 | artificial intelligence is heavily dependent upon ariadne's thread | artificial intelligence is heavily dependent upon ariadne's thread when it comes to game-playing, most notably in programs which play chess; the possible moves are the decisions, game-winning states the solutions, and game-losing states failures. due to the massive depth of many games, most algorithms cannot afford to ... | wikipedia |
795cd65fc6df442d7ddc9b9354fe33c7debd2535 | logic problems of all natures may be resolved | logic problems of all natures may be resolved via ariadne's thread, the maze being but an example. at present, it is most prominently applied to sudoku puzzles, used to attempt values for as-yet-unsolved cells. the medium of the thread for puzzle-solving can vary widely, from a pencil to numbered chits to a computer pr... | wikipedia |
35705592dcd2a5c52f0d6825deab87c867af24cf | obviously, ariadne's thread may be applied to the | obviously, ariadne's thread may be applied to the solving of mazes in the same manner as the legend; an actual thread can be used as the record, or chalk or a similar marker can be applied to label passages. if the maze is on paper, the thread may well be a pencil. | wikipedia |
80d57d424ff59f4f76566017d552724d4ff992b3 | in short, trial and error approaches a desired | in short, trial and error approaches a desired solution; ariadne's thread blindly exhausts the search space completely, finding any and all solutions. each has its appropriate distinct uses. they can be employed in tandem—for example, although the editing of a wikipedia article is arguably a trial-and-error process (gi... | wikipedia |
243914c79810f6bc9368d95cc313efc61e8f9769 | this algorithm will terminate upon either finding a | this algorithm will terminate upon either finding a solution or marking all initial choices as failures; in the latter case, there is no solution. if a thorough examination is desired even though a solution has been found, one can revert to the previous decision, mark the success, and continue on as if a solution were ... | wikipedia |
575f40f0bdb92c9eef95062b2295845a9ed82333 | the key element to applying ariadne's thread to | the key element to applying ariadne's thread to a problem is the creation and maintenance of a record—physical or otherwise—of the problem's available and exhausted options at all times. this record is referred to as the "thread", regardless of its actual medium. the purpose the record serves is to permit backtracking ... | wikipedia |
c2781a2dbaf952cd029b7f81beb17c8be8cc9aca | ariadne's thread, named for the legend of ariadne, | ariadne's thread, named for the legend of ariadne, is solving a problem which has multiple apparent ways to proceed—such as a physical maze, a logic puzzle, or an ethical dilemma —through an exhaustive application of logic to all available routes. it is the particular method used that is able to follow completely throu... | wikipedia |
253d16b7639fe94adff33802bdb87ecad4d3dfe0 | backbreaker is an american football video game, developed | backbreaker is an american football video game, developed by naturalmotion, and released on june 1, 2010 in north america and on june 25, 2010 in europe. it uses the euphoria game engine, that determines animations dynamically rather than depending on canned animations. backbreaker does not use teams from the national ... | wikipedia |
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