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...ions of law. Therefore, the names of NSA/CSS employees and information that would reveal NSA/CSS functions and activities have been protected in accor... ...he used to call for that strike. Now, if the opposition brought to bear the full weight of their analytic resources they may be able to solve that cod... ... This, I assert, is healthy because you, a mere handful, are tasked with outthinking an opposing analytic force of rhaps 100 times your number who are... ...was possible to correlate tiDy SUfI" aDd drops in power WIth rotor motion adcertain othermachine functions. . Progrea in aamiDiDg the machiDes and dev... ...r motivation in pushins for these procedures was to provide defenses apinst conventional trafllc analytic: attacks to determine OB (order of battle). ... ...les with the potential for using micro-processors to program various crypto-Iosics and ancillary functions in a given box. Thus tbe concept of PCSM - ... ...l you." And there's a gobd rCll$bn for this diftldence. A "No" answer sets an upper limit on our analytic power. A "Yes" answetl a IQwer limit. Both o... ...th improved COMSEC. Leu litely, but possible, is their potential for disc:overinJ and publisbinB analytic techniques that might put some U.S. cryptosy... ...e "diRction," but dItlICUIL or Impossible to remsc. A clauic example of these so-ca1I.cd one-way functions is the pheDomcnon tbat it isao~ bard to mul...

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...se marketing is all of them. The marketing process is incomplete unless all of its functions are performed, functions that fall under four general he... ...ed four Ps model (McCarthy 1975). In turn, each of these four Ps subsume specific functions, some of which are listed below: Product Design ... ...o reiterate: in order for marketing to be thoroughly accomplished, all of the above functions must be performed explicitly or implicitly, either by t... ...oorly executed, an incomplete and usually ineffective process results. Marketing functions within the four Ps model are generally considered to be ... ...rts intervally scaled variables into ordinal or nominal classes to meet particular analytic needs. Here, the need is simply to create a manageably ... ...es Rosnow (1977): "There is in fact a close and very specific parallel between the functions and distribution of gossip and the patterns of marketing... ...anding and teasing, may be termed intimate marketing. This category is.a matter of analytic perspective. Analyzed by a religious person, marriage is... ...onal scaling for statistically exploring virtually any number of attributes. This analytic technique makes it possible to simultaneously compare co... ...t on the "cold sores" of society and ignored the "cancers.” Few of the impressive analytical powers of market researchers have been applied to solv...

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...k. The narcissist has no self-esteem or self-worth of his own (no such ego functions). In the absence of observers, the narcissist shrivels to non-... ...ive feelings (e.g., hurt, envy, anger, or humiliation). That the narcissist functions at all - is because of his pathology and thanks to it. The alt... ...H. The Chicago Institute Lectures 1972-1976. Marian and Paul Tolpin (Eds.). Analytic Press, 1998 18. Kohut M. The Analysis of the Self. New York, I... ... The narcissist despises the very people who sustain his Ego boundaries and functions. He cannot respect people so expressly and clearly inferior to... ...ople for their emotional gratification and the performance of Ego or daily functions. They are needy, demanding, and submissive. They fear abandonm...

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...tion, admiration, adoration, attention – in other words, externalised Ego boundary functions. He does not require – nor does he seek – his parents'... ...lude parents, in this text), or a part of them. Kohut says that parents perform the functions of the self for their child. More likely, a battle is ... ...tinue to serve as its self. It rebels and seeks to depose them and take over their functions. The better the parents are at being self-objects (in ... ...reflect with approval at least some of the child's proudly exhibited attributes and functions, whether they are able to respond with genuine enjoyme... ...(H. Kohut. The Chicago Institute Lectures 1972-1976. Marian and Paul Tolpin (Eds.). Analytic Press, 1998) Kohut's contention is nothing less than re... ...as to breathe, to feed, to eliminate waste, to regulate his body temperature – new functions, which were previously performed by the mother. This p... ...ive dimension of the experience. If a psychological process lacks the evaluative or analytic elements, this lack does not question its existence or ... ...er activists, says Meyerowitz, insist that gender and sexuality represent "distinct analytical categories". The New York Times wrote in its review o...

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..., 1964-75 18. Kohut H. The Chicago Institute Lectures 1972-1976. Marian and Paul Tolpin (Eds.). Analytic Press, 1998 19. Kohut M. The Analysis of t... ...Ego. The self is dependent upon the unconscious, which exerts a constant influence on all mental functions. Pathological narcissism, therefore, refl... ... from audience feedback. The narcissist has no self-esteem or self-worth of his own (no such ego functions). In the absence of observers, the narcis... ...inately strong negative feelings (e.g., hurt, envy, anger, or humiliation). That the narcissist functions at all is because of his pathology and th... ... important aspects of his life? Answer: The narcissist is a person who derives his Ego (and ego functions) from other people's reactions to an image... ...s the fact that, with him, this short-termism is a CONSTANT state of affairs and affects ALL his functions, not only those directly related to learn...

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...l in the body. The research centered around cell structures and their various functions in the body, but I could not find an answer to the question ... ...like a cell in a body, the body, too, is part of a greater system in which it functions as a part of a whole. Yet, my attempts to research that ques... ...o life. Nonetheless, as exasperating as it may be, a large part of the world functions in just such a mechanistic manner. Many contemporary philosop... ...othing the Light.” Let us return for a minute to the way our sense of hearing functions: To hear, we must always maintain equilibrium of pres- sures ... ...sations and impressions of the spiritual world that enrich the new memory and analytic abilities of the new mind. Consequently, the world-picture cr...

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...dies on several topics of Geometry and Number theory. The material is divided into ve chapters: Geometric theorems; Diophantine equations; Arithmetic functions; Divisibility properties of numbers and functions; and Some irrationality results. Chapter 1 deals essentially with geometric inequalities for the remarkable elements of triangles or tetrahedrons. Other themes have ...

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...sef Sándor GEOMETRIC THEOREMS, DIOPHANTINE EQUATIONS, AND ARITHMETIC FUNCTIONS ************************************* AB/AC=(... ...A, ROMANIA Geometric Theorems, Diophantine Equations, and Arithmetic Functions Am... ...into ve chapters: Geometric the- orems; Diophantine equations; Arithmetic functions; Divisibility properties of numbers and functions; and Some irrat... ...le 20 may be considered also as an introduction to Chapter 3 on Arithmetic functions. Here many papers study the famous Smarandache function, the sour... ...c PC 2 = constant (5) can be deduced. Usually, (4) (or (5)) is proved via Analytical Geometry. 3. Let nowP 1 ;P 2 ;P 3 be the projections of interior... ... Mat. 1/1979, p.13. 5. D.S. Mitrinovic (in cooperation with P.M. Vasi c), Analytic Inequalities, Springer Verlag, 1970. 6. J. S andor, Sur la foncti... ...8; 9g (30) See also [11]. Bibliography 1. T.M. Apostol, An introduction to analytic number theory, Springer Verlag, 1976. 2. R.K. Guy, Unsolved proble... ...near (or further) future. Bibliography 1. T.M. Apostol, An introduction to analytic number theory, Springer Verlag, 1976. 2. M. Deaconescu and J. S a... ...e nement of relation (6). Bibliography 1. T.M. Apostol, An introduction to analytic number theory, Springer Verlag, 1976. 187 2. J. S andor, Some di...

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... Traditional corporations often outsource many of their hitherto in-house functions to such nascent, mom-and-pop, companies (the "virtual corporatio... ...r enterprise-wide - lines. Syndicates are in the throes of appropriating functions from both the public and the private sector. Some unions offer j... ...g firms and households contracted out - or outsourced - hitherto internal functions, their employment shrank while boosting the job figures of their... ...y was brutally thrust from self-sufficiency to insufficiency. Many of its functions - from shoemaking to education - were farmed out to specialists.... ...ice (and, more recently, customer relations and research and development) functions sharply and adversely effected the quality of services from help... ...bility to see the bigger picture (synoptic view), interpersonal aptitude, analytic and synthetic skills, not to mention numeracy, literacy, access t...

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...sciplines like psychiatry are all about. The ability to control "autonomous" bodily functions (such as heartbeat) and mental reactions to pathogens ... ...th strict separation of data (called: "structures") and instruction code (called: "functions" or "procedures"). The machine language reflected the ... ...n. Only when "intermixed" in the computer (as a software application was run) were functions able to operate on structures. This phase was followed... ...both data and instructions in self contained units. The user communicates with the functions performed by these objects - but not with their struct... ... what it does, or how does an external, useful function arise from internal, hidden functions or structures. Objects are epiphenomenal, emergent, ph... ... post facto and ad hoc constructions. None of this has methodological, systematic, analytic and predictive merits. Still, the theories in psycholog... ..., post facto and ad hoc constructions. None of this has methodological, systematic, analytic and predictive merits. Still, the theories in psycholo... ... post facto and ad hoc constructions. None of this has methodological, systematic, analytic and predictive merits. Still, these theories are powerf...

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... how seamlessly Macaulay coupled beautiful, evoca- tive writing and careful, analytic argument. Admittedly, he was remarkable even in his own time, bu... ...r the in- tegrity of his work, seems important regardless of its utilitarian functions. Yet even as we find this claim attractive, we become aware of t... ...re is purely a political statement. Code causes computers to perform desired functions. Its expressive element no more immunizes its func- tional aspe... ...me engineering, with biological black boxes that perform all of the standard functions of electrical or mechanical engineering—measuring flow, reacting... ..._ 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 174 Remember the focus on reducing functions to black boxes. Synthetic biolo- gists are looking for the biol... ... be patented, let alone that one could patent the “or,” “if-then,” and “not” functions of Boolean algebra as implemented by a biological mechanism. Th... ...udely speaking, the environmental movement was deeply influenced by two basic analytical frameworks. The first was the idea of ecology: the fragile, com... ...lism, we need not only a semantic reorganization, or a set of conceptual and analytic tools, but a movement of people devoted to bringing a goal to th... ...294; and ecology, 239–240; and externality, 239–240; and populariza- tion of analytic framework, 240; cri- tique of analogy to intellectual property, ...

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...is was not indispensable, — for my discoveries were not by the synthetic but analytic process, — and I have gladly omitted it since, though most house... ...hom we would redeem? If any thing ail a man, so that he does not perform his functions, if he have a pain in his bowels even, — for that is the seat o... ...out another. We are so degraded that we cannot speak simply of the necessary functions of human nature. In earlier ages, in some countries, every func...

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...ant on many parameters, and therefore they can be considered set-valued vector functions or even operators. The parameters can be: time, space, etc.... ...changes with respect to the observer (subjectivity is another parameter of the functions/operators T, I, F). For example: “John is smart” can be (.3... ...I, F are subsets, but dynamically the components T, I, F are set-valued vector functions/operators depending on many parameters, such as: time, space... ...I, F are subsets, but dynamically the components T, I, F are set- valued vector functions/operators depending on many parameters, such as: time, space... ...1997. [5] Buhaescu, T., On an order relation between fuzzy numbers and fuzzy functions convexity, Itinerant seminar on functional equations, appr... ... is possible but requires a higher computational burden. The general and direct analytic computation of for a set with is not known and is still unde... ...d on the inclusion or non inclusion of with respect to proposition . No general analytic expression for has been derived yet even if can be obtained e... ...braic manipulations (65) The solution of this equation does not admit a simple analytic expression but can be easily found using classical numerical ... ...doubt then that the theory of neutrosophic probability opens up a new vista of analytical reasoning for the techno-savvy forensic accountant. In this...

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...d as murder. Phenomenology is deceiving: the acts look the same (cessation of life functions, the prevention of a future). But murder is the intent... ...t strives to alter that which exists with regards to its quantity, its quality, its functions, or its program / vision. All these parameters of chan... ...nly then can criticism be aired: "(In that which exists), the quantity, quality, or functions are wrong, lacking, altogether missing". The common e... ... Or, by creating voluntary, self-regulating organizations of free individuals whose functions parallel those of established hierarchies and institut... ...ehead concluded that mathematics was a branch of the logic of sets and that it is analytical. In other words: the language with which we analyse t... ...ure of things because they are, at bottom, self referential (equivalent to Kant's "analytic propositions"). IIC. Kant According to Kant, our sens... ...society of lack of self- awareness. But choice of words does not a coherence make. Analytic Summary of Kimball Lasch was a member, by conviction, o... ...sly critical sensibility exemplified by psychoanalysis and the degeneration of the 'analytic attitude' into an all out assault on ideals of every ki... ...ather than as a basis for enlightenment. The solution was to blend Marxism and the analytic method of Psychoanalysis (very much as Herbert Marcuse ...

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...ypothesis. As Holbrook Working proved in his seminal work, hedges fulfill other functions as well - but even he admitted that speculators assume... ...ise grows, two processes combine to denude the entrepreneur of some of his initial functions. The firm has ever growing needs for capital: financia... ...bargaining for the allocation of scarce resources in order to attain their utility functions, to secure the outcomes and consequences (the value, t... ...from quantum mechanics. For instance: strategies could have been described as wave functions with probability distributions. The same treatment cou... ...ma. It arises even in a population made up entirely of altruists. Different utility functions and the process of bargaining are likely to drive thes... ...ity, the ability to see the bigger picture (synoptic view), interpersonal aptitude, analytic and synthetic skills, not to mention numeracy, literacy...

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...k. The narcissist has no self-esteem or self-worth of his own (no such ego functions). In the absence of observers, the narcissist shrivels to non-... ...ive feelings (e.g., hurt, envy, anger, or humiliation). That the narcissist functions at all – is because of his pathology and thanks to it. The alt... ...H. The Chicago Institute Lectures 1972-1976. Marian and Paul Tolpin (Eds.). Analytic Press, 1998 18. Kohut M. The Analysis of the Self. New York, I... ... in them and they are classified as "sub-human, animals, service-providers, functions, symbols" and worse. Hence the abrupt shifts from over-valuati... ...erve the territorial integrity of his country, and fulfill a host of other functions. In truth, the politician has a single and exclusive role: to ... ... far, is their predominant drive. Being famous encompasses a few important functions: it endows the narcissist with power, provides him with a cons...