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...e Baronet, although the mildest of human beings, was not without sensitive points in his character; his brother’s conduct had wounded these deeply; th... ...ster, who revealed to the wealthy suitor that Lady Emily’s affections were fixed upon a young soldier of fortune, a near relation of her own. Sir Ever... ...The history of England is now reduced to a game at cards,— the problems of mathematics to puzzles and riddles,—and the doctrines of arithmetic may, we... ... all manner of snares were spread by the Pretender and his sons—these were points for Mr. W averley to consider. This he could himself say, that he kn... ...pon most occasions, did not correctly retain technical phrases, and minute points of etiquette or field discipline. W averley was naturally modest, an... ...sundial of large circumference, inscribed with more diagrams than Edward’s mathematics enabled him to decipher. The garden, which seemed to be kept wi... ... in the last two lines.] Here lifting up his eyes, which had hither&o been fixed in observing how his feet kept time to the tune, he beheld Waverley, ... ...ation, his ardour seemed to increase. He had at first spoken with his eyes fixed on the ground; he now cast them around as if beseeching, and anon as ...

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...t lot! but if I could see Lord Fitzjocelyn, I’d tell him they stones arn’t fixed; and if the frost gets into ‘em, there’ll be a pretty go next time th... ...rgot—I hear Mrs. Beckett telling him he’d forget his own head if it wasn’t fixed on, and Mr. James is always at him.’ ‘Forget! Aye, there’s nothing ge... ...on was found in acts of kindness to her companions, and her hopes were all fixed on the going out to Peru, to be useful to her father and mother. At s... ...mirable physical atlas, and a box of instruments and models for ap- plying mathematics to mechanics. We might give evening lectures, and interest the ... ... again did he revolve those words. Quick as were his per- ceptions on most points, they were slow where self-conscious- ness or personal vanity might ... ... He had no low tastes, and was perfectly to be relied on for all essential points; but Mr. Dobbs owned that he should be relieved by parting with him,...

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...etween Western and Eastern cultures, on the whole, lies in the distinctive points of views: the differential view and the integral view. In medicine... ...is divided into two major parts: neutrosophic philosophy and neutrosophic mathematics, the former as the basis for neutrosophic research, and the la... ...osophic research, and the latter as the new generation of classical fuzzy mathematics, to theoretically support all the applied studies. Welcome und... ...tes, postgraduates, researchers and teachers in science philosophy, fuzzy mathematics, information science, artificial intelligence, system science a... ...aped in materiality, in relativity perspective, the material shape is not fixed at all. It is relative, not absolute. It grows up coping with specifi... ...understanding of our nature, which is not expressed or represented in any fixed form, or truth cannot be absolutely fixed in form too. (See the draft... ...e way we apply it. Logic is alive; it is a wise method that is not at all fixed. (From “Logic: a Misleading Concept”) “Fact: a Belief rather than... ... it is really difficult to obtain [exact] formulas. (Philosophy, at most, points out the direction to the practice; it does not supersede practice.)... ... deny tomorrow. Many times they talk too much and say nothing. Some have points contrary to experience and evidence, while others employ inadequate...

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...ums of money, I laid them out in learning navigation, and other parts of the mathematics, useful Gulliver’ s Travels – Swift 8 to those who intend t... ...eror, who is a renowned patron of learning. This prince has several machines fixed on wheels, for the carriage of trees and other great weights. He of... ...ly the liberty of walking backwards and forwards in a semicircle, but, being fixed within four inches of the gate, allowed me to creep in, and lie at ... ...just ready to discharge; but I did not observe it, for mine eyes were wholly fixed upon his majesty. He then desired me to draw my scimi tar, which, ... ...is dominions, had been educated in the study of philosophy, and particularly mathematics; yet when he observed my shape exactly, and saw me walk erect... ...stumps so artifi cially, scraping and sloping them with my knife toward the points, that I made a very tolerable comb; which was a seasonable supply,... ...ion to our courts of justice, his majesty desired to be satisfied in several points: and this I was the better able to do, having been for merly almo... ...eople is very defective, consist ing only in morality, history, poetry, and mathematics, wherein they must be allowed to excel. But the last of these... ...end towards the earth, the island descends; but when the repelling extremity points downwards, the island mounts directly upwards. When the position o...

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... in history, that the Scottish church has split into mortal feuds upon two points abso- lutely without interest to the nation; first, upon a demand fo... ...jected only for proved insuffi- ciency. He is put on his trial as to these points only: 1. Is he orthodox? 2. Is he of good moral reputation? 3. Is he... ...t learned enough. Once learned, a man is learned for life. As to the other points, he may change, and therefore it is that an ex- amination is requisi... ...nd little jingling chains, which depended so as to strike against clappers fixed into the metallic belts. The pleasant tinkle of the golden belts in c... ... an- cient costume, that when almost everything in this sort of usages was fixed and determined either by religion and state policy, (as with the Jews... ...ism of the idea. But Eve is also compared with Ceres, with Hebe, and other fixed forms of Pagan supersti- tion. Other allusions to the Greek mythologi... ...hand, Charlemagne, even in that early age, was familiar with the intricate mathematics and 92 Theological Essays and Other Papers – V olume Two the e...

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...” he said, and lying back in his chair, with his opaque contemplative eyes fixed on the ceiling, and the tips of his fingers pressed together, he depi... ...on as he had said this, his pace slackened, his head fell, his eyes became fixed. The desire to justify himself, which had been so urgent, ceased to t... ...t they worked without friction or bidding, his faculties leapt forward and fixed, as a matter of course, upon the form of Katharine Hilbery. It was ma... ... appeared to be in the habit of considering everything from many different points of view. This made her appear his elder by more years than existed i... ...r room, she rose early in the morning or sat up late at night to … work at mathematics. No force on earth would have made her confess that. Her action... ... conceal her love of it. But the more profound reason was that in her mind mathematics were directly opposed to literature. She would not have cared t... ...ight fabric of thoughts until she tired of their futility, and went to her mathematics; but, as she knew very well, it was necessary that she should s... ... telling her that she ought to read more, and to see that there were other points of view as deserving of attention as her own. Naturally, having last... ...e tide of disillusionment sweep through him. For the time being all bright points in his life were blot- ted out; all prominences leveled. At first he...

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...ists his various examination proofs of a high proficiency in chemistry and mathematics. With a certain want of dignity he seeks to enhance these attai... ...ty , in which he is seen to climb slowly to a double first class B.Sc., in mathematics and chemistry, there is no evidence of how Filmer passed his li... ...lled in the housekeeper and broke matters to her, and it was I chiefly who fixed up the inverted bed. In fact, I spent two whole days at his flat. I a... ...ts lights are suddenly extinguished. His eyes were suddenly eyes that were fixed, his smile was frozen on his lips, and he stood there still. He stood... ... phial like this”—he held up a little bottle of green glass and marked his points with it—”and in this precious phial is the power to think twice as f... ... phials the doctors use! But Gibberne was far too eager upon his technical points to en- ter very keenly into my aspect of the question. It was the 7t... ...e. He glanced at the window. “Have you ever seen a curtain before a window fixed in that way before?” I followed his eyes, and there was the end of th... ...a chess player, and suspected by many of the secret practice of the higher mathematics—cred- itable rather than interesting things. His conversation i... ...he fury of preparation hung about in puffs and clouds of dust at a hundred points amidst the grey; but, indeed, I made a text of that and talked. Ther...

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...sh and grisly beard, and made him fragrant wherever he went. This sense of fixedness—stony intractability—seems to belong to people who, instead of ho... ...hope, which exalts ev erything into an airy, gaseous exhilaration, have a fixed and dogged purpose, around which everything congeals and crys talliz... ...n adding to the intricacies of his web; until he fell asleep with his eyes fixed in that direction, and the extinguished pipe in one hand and the empt... ... Grimshawe proved himself a far more thorough scholar, in the classics and mathematics, than could easily have been found in our country. He himself m... ...ess failed not to provide the best attainable instructor for such positive points of a polite education as his own fierce criticism, being destructive... ...id, to a gentleman’s education, but very desirable to a man perfect at all points) by teaching him cudgel playing and pugilism. In short, in everythin... ...polish, nor be too neat, and must come with a certain rudeness to his good points, as if he blundered on them, and were surprised into them. Above all...

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... have swallowed his tongue, and the other gazed at the papers on the table fixedly. At last he gave them a slight push. “The state of affairs you expo... ...expression, it would be really telling if one could throw a bomb into pure mathematics. But that is impossible. I have been trying to educate you; I h... ...gly. Long, drooping moustaches, the colour of ripe corn, framed with their points the square block of his shaved chin. “I am not looking for you,” he ... ...able ceased. “Know the woman?” muttered the Chief Inspector, with his eyes fixed on the table, and a vague notion in his mind of an inquest to be held... ...acksman of repute. “Give it up. Y ou’ll find we are too many for you.” The fixed smile on the Professor’s lips wavered, as if the mocking spirit withi... ...is you mean, sir?” The Assistant Commissioner watched the bullet head; the points of that Norse rover’s moustache, falling below the line of the heavy... ...l and thin, and wore his moustaches twisted up. In fact, he gave the sharp points a twist just then. His long, bony face rose out of a turned-up colla...

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...ondage mother’s things and which belonged to the land- lord, and presently fixed on a little clock that he had once heard his mother say she liked. Wi... ...o the other side to avoid meeting them, but if there was not time for this fixed her eyes on the pave- ment. It was a scandal to which the Vicar had n... ...chickens. In the afternoon Philip did his lessons, He was taught Latin and mathematics by his uncle who knew neither , and French and the piano by his... ...er was come now , and the gardener , an old sailor, made him a hammock and fixed it 41 W. Somerset Maugham up for him in the branches of a weeping wi... ... dinner one or two bolder spirits sug- 65 W. Somerset Maugham gested that mathematics were of increasing im- portance, the general feeling was that t... ... cared to take it up instead of Greek. Another master was engaged to teach mathematics more systematically than had been found necessary hitherto. Nei... ...om he could boast a little, and he would willingly have dis- cussed minute points of his conduct. Sometimes she said things that were enigmatic, and h... ...d not understand. She had been at the studio a long time and knew the main points which the masters insisted upon, but though she could show what was ... ... now if you please you change your 323 W. Somerset Maugham mind again. It points to...” He hesitated for a moment to consider what defects of charact...

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... several maids and the landlady, were all loitering by accident at various points of A Tale of Two Cities – Dickens 15 the road between the Concord a... ...as not quite one of perplexity, or wonder, or alarm, or merely of a bright fixed attention, though it included all the four ex pressions as his eyes ... ... chair, she sat under his hand, utterly insensible; with her eyes open and fixed upon him, and with that last expression looking as if it were carved ... ... Tale of Two Cities – Dickens 39 As the captive of many years sat looking fixedly, by turns, at Mr. Lorry and at Defarge, some long obliterated marks... ...wever late at night he sat carousing with Sydney Carton, he always had his points at his fingers’ ends in the morning. Sydney Carton, idlest and most ... ...ssamer gnats circling about them in lieu of the Furies, quietly mended the points to the lashes of their whips; the valet walked by the horses; the co... ...hat would turn to water and quench it, no function ary, by any stretch of mathematics, was able to calculate suc cessfully. A Tale of Two Cities – D...

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... glasses and decanters, on which Joseph Sedley’s attention was immediately fixed. When the parents of the house of Sedley returned from their dinner- ... ...for him. It was discovered, that although dull at classical learn- ing, at mathematics he was uncommonly quick. To the con- 48 V anity Fair tentment ... ... glass himself with much naivete; and in so doing, caught Miss Sharp’s eye fixed keenly upon him, at which he blushed a little, and Rebecca thought in... ...the south wall; how many doses her ladyship took when she was ill—for such points are matters of intense inter- est to certain persons in the country—... ...tly qualified to instruct in Greek, Latin, and the rudiments of Hebrew; in mathematics and history; in Spanish, French, Italian, and geography; in mus... ...ent, and she would have taken Bullock Senior just the same, her mind being fixed— as that of a well-bred young woman should be—upon a house in Park La... ...ut that we should part not in anger. I have the pride of my family on some points, though not on all. I married a painter’s daughter, and am not asham... ...lf always and an indomi- table resolution to have her own way. Among other points, she had made up her mind that Glorvina should marry our old friend ... ...o happy times. The Major made himself George’s tutor and read Cae- sar and mathematics with him, and they had a German master and rode out of evenings...

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...on grows used to these barbaric voids; but only in the Marquesan will you find such names as Haaii and Paaaeua, when each individual vowel must be sep... ...d more prayers to conclude: such appeared to be the dreary nature of the course. For arithmetic all island people have a natural taste. In Hawaii they... ...E SOUTH-WESTERLY coast of the island of Hiva-oa—Tahuku, say the slovenly whites—may be called the port of Atuona. It is a narrow and small anchorage, ... ...ier sowing: the so- called Josephites, the followers of Joseph Smith, the op- 126 In The South Seas ponents of Brigham Young. Grant, then, the Mormon... ...struggles against sleep—and I hope they were successful—cheered the flight of time. He, when he was not catching flies or playing tricks upon his neig... .... We might have thought that he had not heard, or not understood; only that we found ourselves the subject of a constant study. As we sat at meals, he... ...he ground; some of the bush here survived and in this the commons sat nearly to their shoul- ders, and presented only an arc of brown faces, black hea...

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...sieur le marquis, to see modern his- tory so bemuddled that many important points are still ob- scure, and the most odious calumnies still rest on nam... ...demie des Inscriptions et Belles-lettres, began on many obscure historical points a series of mono- graphs, which are admirable for patience, eruditio... ... was a victim to the policy of the Medici, so vacillating in its means, so fixed and inflexible in its object. After sharing the misfortunes and the c... ...ere they received messengers, who came in hot haste from all the different points of the kingdom where the Reformers are stirring. Madame la reine mer... ... de Beze, maliciously. The Duc de Guise, who was watching Chaudieu, looked fixedly at his brother and at Birago, who were both taken 195 Balzac aback... ... the Duc d’Alencon be now conspiring?” As she ended these words, Catherine fixed upon her son the magnetic glance of a bird of prey upon its victim. T... ..., one of the demigods of hu- manity. His doctrine of re-incarnation is the mathematics of materialism, the vital law of its phases. T o each of the di...

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...mas, who was employed in the General Post-Office, followed in all material points the ex- ample of Stephen, married ‘not very creditably,’ and spent a... ...ys noble, the dunce scholar of Northiam was to the end no genius. Upon all points that a man must understand to be a gentleman, to be upright, gal- la... ...rned French, and (if the captain is right) first began to show a taste for mathematics. But a far more important teacher than Deluc was at hand; the y... ...ardly there when the row in that quarter commenced. Barricades began to be fixed. Ev- eryone was very grave now; the Externes went away, but no one ca... ...f Charles Albert; and it was on Charles Albert that mother and son had now fixed their eyes as on the sword-bearer of Italy. On Fleeming’s sixteenth b... ...lthful. She encouraged him besides in drawing-room interests. But in other points her influence was manlike. Filled with the spirit of thoroughness, s...

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... existence of intelligence and sentient beings. On the contrary, complexity usually points towards a natural source and a random origin. Complexity ... ...he distance between them) - or with three billion symbols (a subset of the discrete points which make up the line and their inter-relatedness, their... ...nd no amount of interactions with us, humans, is ever going to change this. Why is Mathematics so Successful? In earlier epochs, people used myths ... ...es, the encroachment of mathematical modeling and statistics notwithstanding. Yet, mathematics reigns supreme and unchallenged in the natural scien... ...supreme and unchallenged in the natural sciences. Why is that? What has catapulted mathematics (as distinct from traditional logic) to this august ... ...eteness seems to be related to the issue of infinity and finiteness. The number of points in a line served as the logical floodgate which led to th... ...wrapped on every 4-dimensional point in our universe. But Calabi-Yau spaces are not fixed entities. New ones can be created every time space is "to... ... as its upper limit. p could be negative (-1) if all space and time coordinates are fixed (and "instanton"). When p=0, all the spatial coordinates ... ... nowledge F isk (1980) A person tends to maintain some correspondence between his Fixed Level of Energy and his level of energy at any given momen...

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... You can see it in how a living cell splits. You can even see it in abstract mathematics. All Mathematical equations are dynamic balanced splits. ... ...the theoretical abstract straight line of ancient Greek geometry and abstract mathematics which does not exist in the actual Universe; Science has m... ... by every verified fact that Science has been able to gather so far. Not by mathematics. Not by theories, Not by models. By actual facts that hav... ...hem have Space in-between them to act as a balancing buffer. Even the balance-points are dynamically balanced. Notice: the balancing singularities,... ...ical and understandable, that is: if you can find where the invisible balance points are. If there are any Totalities involved that are Totalities... ...m to have no rhyme or reason. But if you can identify the in-between balance points correctly: it will make perfect harmonic mathematical sense. ... ...esult is: all of the human insanity called: hate, fear, cowardice, all of our fixed-unchanging ideas-values-attitudes-beliefs are frozen inside an u... ...id in the survival of the group. The veneration and worship of elders is a fixed universal concept in all primitive Human cultures. What happened... ... lost-abandoned, and forgot our old nomadic lifestyles. The development of a fixed-site existence with an increasing population used up most of the...

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...k of orange flowers indeed! I declare again it’s a shame! Those ridiculous points would have been smoothed away by the money, for I love money, and wa... ...obstinate, Miss, I hope.’ ‘Firm (I suppose you call it) then?’ ‘Yes, Miss. Fixed like.’ ‘Never was an obstinate person yet, who would own to the word!... ... Pound.’ ‘Mr Boffin, it’s too much.’ ‘Mr Lightwood, me and Mrs Boffin have fixed the sum together, and we stand to it.’ ‘But let me represent to you,’... ...d an attraction over the shrinking nature upon which her smiling eyes were fixed, for Georgiana held her hand while she answered in a secret and half-... ...nce of those relations must inevitably terminate in our flying to opposite points of the earth. I also felt that I had committed every crime in the Ne... ... that it was part of his duty to have prepared himself at all at- tainable points for its utmost discharge. This might—let it be repeated—have awakene... ... no!’ ‘What other calculations do you suppose I have been occu- pied with? Mathematics?’ ‘I never heerd it called that. It’s a long word for it. Hows’...

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...” said Raut, “you get a burst of fire and smoke up there.” “The cone’s not fixed, it’s hung by a chain from a lever, and balanced by an equipoise. You... ...e fact that the place is eight thousand miles away, he an- swered that two points might be a yard away on a sheet of paper, and yet be brought togethe... ...holarships, and libraries, and I have come to this conclusion at last,”—he fixed his eyes on my face,— ”that I will find some young fellow, ambitious,... ... “T o a long life,” said he, with a sudden bark of laughter, and with eyes fixed on one another we tilted the little glasses. His eyes looked straight... ...ges there are indications that he was also occupied with the philosophy of mathematics. I take it he has transferred the whole of his memories, the ac... ...as brightly as the first-magnitudes had done, while the larger worlds were points of indescribable glory and colour. Aldebaran was a spot of blood-red... ...ng but infinite darkness set with the myriads of these acute and brilliant points and specks of light. Presently, when I looked again, the little eart... ...rts. Do you re- member? Of course you would! It was you—your beating me in mathematics that brought me back to the grind again.” III III III III III F...

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... But he only cleared his throat, and looked at his letter again, while she fixed her eager eyes upon him so earnestly that he let his fall again, and ... ...e had more tender- ness in it, though it was so explicit. ‘I shall have no fixed residence, no one with whom to leave you; and the climate is not fit ... ... him every other day, Wilfred every day, as Gillian was learning Greek and mathematics. What was Dolores to do? ‘Have you done any Latin, my dear?’ as... ... whole character of the society will be given up,’ and with her black eyes fixed full upon Miss Hacket’s face. 103 Yo n g e CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPT... ...ery much frightened, at she knew not what, and to feel on her guard at all points. ‘There’s nothing to be afraid of, my dear,’ said Uncle Reginald, te... ...lled out, ‘Who goes there?’ and Alberta jumped up in such a hurry that the points other tent—her umbrella, I mean—scratched my face, and before I coul...

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... my friend the captain; under whom also I got a competent knowledge of the mathematics and the rules of navigation, learned how to keep an account of ... ...y provisions, my bread especially, as much as possibly I could. Having now fixed my habitation, I found it absolutely nec- essary to provide a place t... ...re I must needs observe, that as reason is the substance and origin of the mathematics, so by stating and squaring everything by reason, and by making... ...any attack in the night, either from wild beasts or men. T owards night, I fixed upon a proper place, under a rock, and marked out a semicircle for my... ...than mine; but yet I had not the least inclination to remove, for as I was fixed in my habitation it became natural to me, and I seemed all the while ... ...ay to the same height that I was upon before, when, looking forward to the points of the rocks which lay out, and which I was obliged to double with m... .... MASTER. – Have you been here with them? FRIDAY. – Yes, I have been here (points to the NW . side of the island, which, it seems, was their side). By... ...And I cannot see the least use that the greatest knowledge of the disputed points of religion, which have made such confu- sion in the world, would ha...

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...the nature of his intelligence, he understands why it is that he is at all points a free man. But if this be so of our own politics; if it be so rare ... ...wo have agreed to differ. But slavery has not caused it, seeing that other points of difference are to be found in every circumstance and feature of t... ...o any other, if it wills to do so—and if it can do so. There are two other points on which these Northern statesmen and logicians also insist, and the... ...away. But they do pass away, and the balance of power will not keep itself fixed forever on the same pivot. The time may come— that it may not come so... ...m. Then, suddenly turn- ing on his course, he, with one of his companions, fixed himself at the wheel, while the other remained at his en- gine. I wis... ...s are held back, and not even ultimately paid, is very common. There is no fixed rule for satisfying all such claims once a week, and thus debts to la... ...n intended that it should be given. But there are axioms in politics as in mathematics, which recommend themselves to the mind at once, and require no...

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...nses. But perhaps a man is not required to bury himself. Nevertheless this points to an important dis tinction between the civilized man and the sava... ...agreeable than the usual one. When it stormed before my bread was baked, I fixed a few boards over the fire, and sat under them to watch my loaf, and ... ... experiment of living? Methinks this would exercise their minds as much as mathematics. If I wished a boy to know some thing about the arts and scien... ... at a certain hour and minute these bolts will be shot to ward particular points of the compass; yet it inter feres with no man’s business, and the ... ...he meeting house, the school house, the grocery, Beacon Hill, or the Five Points, where men most congregate, but to the perennial source of our life,...

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...ir comments and recommendations on these papers: I. Balacenoiu, Department of Mathematics, University of Craiova, Romania; C. Corduneanu, Departmen... ...eutrosophic Probability and Statistics) Florentin Smarandache Department of Mathematics University of New Mexico Gallup, NM 87301, USA 0.1 In... ...rs in determining t, i, f (in the case when the subsets T, I, F are reduced to points). Statically T, I, F are subsets. But dynamically, looking ... ...ee an example: The proposition "Tomorrow it will be raining" does not mean a fixed-valued components structure; this proposition may be say 40% tr... ..., and start again. We may add rules that don’t preserve monotonicity. In bio-mathematics Heitkoetter and Beasley (1993-1999) present the evolutiona... ...in of definition (the vertical line test fails, intersecting the graph in more points). Don’t we better describe, using the attribute “neutrosop... ...325-339, 1967. [8] Dezert, J., Autonomous navigation with Uncertain Reference points using the PDAF, In Multitarget-Multisensor Tracking : Applicat... ...e former is incorrect? If yes, he must have assumed that the sun is relatively fixed. Unfortunately this is also his belief, because none of us has ... ...have such a feeling in learning English as a foreign language that there is no fixed meaning but an intangible impression or feeling to a word: the ...

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...ce To Rural Tamilnadu In India W. B. Vasantha Kandasamy Department of Mathematics Indian Institute of Technology, Madras Chennai – 600036, Indi... ... web: http://mat.iitm.ac.in/~wbv Florentin Smarandache Department of Mathematics University of New Mexico Gallup, NM 87301, USA e-mail: smara... ...nce, Griffith Univeristy, Australia. Dr. G. Lakshma Reddy, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh,... ... it quickly settles down to a temporal associative memory limit cycle or fixed point which is the hidden pattern of the system for that state vecto... ... hidden pattern of the system for that state vector C. The limit cycle or fixed-point inference summarizes the joint effects of all the interacting ... ...state of a dynamical system is a unique state vector, then it is called a fixed point. Example 2.2.2: Consider a FCM with C 1 , C 2 , …, C n as n... ...sychological interpretation of a graph in which people are represented by points and interpersonal relations by lines. Such relations include love, ... ... its own purposes. In the study of statistical mechanics by Uhlenbeck the points stands for molecules and two adjacent points indicate nearest neigh... ... of neutrosophic graphs. In a similar interpretation by Lee and Yang the points stand for small cubes in Euclidean space where each cube may or may...

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...t it nevertheless suggests a melding of mind and matter. Interesting points crop up here: 1. Do these phenomena represent the impingement o... ...ons with which we are familiar – the resonance chamber was too small! The mathematics simply didn’t add up and yielded negative probabilities outsi... ...ate the picture, relegating our familiar extended three dimensions to mere points of intersection between the six-dimensional spaces. Reality appea... ... will come closer to the vertical position. As the length of this arrow is fixed (shown by the curve in Fig.19), the line pointing to the momentum ... ...We’ll leave it at that! Now, looking at the psi-curve in Fig.26, the points of highest amplitude are the (x,y) positions where the particle is... ... proved algebraically, but again considering people’s general aversion to mathematics, we’ll leave that to the experts! The actual algebraic proof ...

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...e Light Barrier by A.D. 2070 Homer B. Tilton Department of Mathematics and Engineering Pima Community College, EC, USA Florentin... ... Pima Community College, EC, USA Florentin Smarandache Department of Mathematics and Sciences The University of New Mexico at Gallup, USA ... ...ecause the motor - comprised of the accelerating coils and electrodes - is fixed to the laboratory. The same is true for proposed ships propelled by... ...ed of light, the observer loses sight of it anyway, and even relativistic mathematics is unable to penetrate beyond that point. The application of ... ...e equations of motion. / The fastest the rocket can go, as measured in the fixed frame, is one light year per year. / The limiting velocity of materi... ...that appears to be bent but is straight, or the stars that appear as mere points of light but are much more. The practical results of such a chan... ...arrier in the first two cases becomes clearer than ever. There are these points which we embrace here: (1) Maxwell showed the speed of light to b... ...nce And under the kinematical perspective view there are these additional points: (3) time distortion described by special relativity is only an a... ...lerator coils and electrodes in the case of the particle accelerator - is fixed to the laboratory, and the driving flux from that motor must chase th...

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... thoroughly, the differential calculus, and other por tions of the higher mathematics far from thoroughly: for my father, not having kept up this par... ...e whitewashing of despots, and blackening of popular institu tions. These points he discoursed on, exemplifying them from the Greek orators and histo... ...ere wars and conquests of the Romans. I dis cussed all the constitutional points as they arose: though quite ignorant of Niebuhr’s researches, I, by ... ...of what I read, and discussing, in the best manner I could, the collateral points which offered them selves in our progress. On Money, as the most in... ...ar advantages was exactly the truth and common sense of the matter, and it fixed my opinion and feeling from that time forward. 23 John Stuart Mill C... ... time afterwards became a T ory member of Parliament. He accord ingly was fixed on, both for filling the President’s chair and for making the first s... ...g it the direct end. Those only are happy (I thought) who have their minds fixed on some object other than their own happiness; on the happiness of ot... ...on, lies in the appeal which it is accus tomed to make to the evidence of mathematics and of the cognate branches of physical science. T o expel it f...

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...itted to fulfill those pur poses. Having satisfied ourselves on these two points, and ascertained the form of government which combines the greatest ... ... government of a country, it is affirmed, is, in all substantial respects, fixed and determined beforehand by the state of the country in regard to th... ...w. For, in the first place, the proper functions of a government are not a fixed thing, but different in different states of society; much more extens... ...tter way than they themselves know of. The regulations which restricted to fixed processes all the leading branches of French manufac tures were the ... ...hey can be. Parlia ment does not nominate any minister, but the crown ap points the head of the administration in conformity to the general wishes a... ...ment more and more incapable of passing any, except on detached and narrow points. If a bill is prepared which even attempts to deal with the whole of... ...e appointed. Will those who object to his being questioned in classics and mathematics, tell us what they would have him questioned in? There seems, h...

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...ough the course, secure a detail for a few years as assistant professor of mathematics at the Academy, and afterwards obtain a permanent position as p... ...d at Jefferson Barracks, I wrote a letter to Professor Church—Professor of Mathematics at West Point—requesting him to ask my des- ignation as his ass... ... rich alluvial valley in the most meandering manner, running to- wards all points of the compass at times within a few miles. Formerly the river ran b... ...at I saw. There were troops 69 U. S. Grant engaged on both sides at other points in which both sus- tained losses; but the battle was won as here nar... ...mpracticable. Scott’s army was rapidly concentrated about Ayotla and other points near the eastern end of Lake Chalco. Reconnoissances were made up to... ...lunteers were called for to form a company. The quota of Illinois had been fixed at six regiments; and it was supposed that one company would be as mu... ...dition. But little harm was done, as Jeff. Thompson moved light and had no fixed place for even nominal headquarters. He was as much at home in Arkans... ... published his orders for the evacuation of Corinth on the 26th of May and fixed the 29th for the departure of his troops, and on the 30th of May Gene...

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...en made for him by others, communicated to him by tradition, determined to fixed forms by imitation, and retained by habit. It would profit us little ... ...of their career. They have known no measure, been liable to obsessions and fixed ideas; 16 The V arieties of Religious Experience and frequently they... ... comprehension of perception. Morbid impulses and imperative conceptions, “fixed ideas,” so called, have thrown a flood of light on the psychology of ... ...casting out of devils is only a part of this work of redemption, but Jesus points to that as the sense and seal of his mission. Thus to the wretched, ... ...nger in place; and the typical form 109 William James of Christian prayer points to the abolition of the con- trast between this world and the next w... ...; but before doing so, I will make a general re- mark on each of these two points. First on our spiritual judgments and the sense of value in general.... ...and the whole result could only be one of those indeterminate equations in mathematics which end with infinity. Yet this is as far as the reasoning in...

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...ince Hippolyte stood close to the pretty , pregnant prin- cess, and stared fixedly at her through his eyeglass. “Go in, Annette, or you will catch col... ...ur dear invalid?” said she, as though un- aware of the cold offensive look fixed on her. Prince V asili stared at her and at Boris questioningly and p... ...o radiantly happy all that saint’s day , suddenly changed: her eyes became fixed, and then a shiver passed down her broad neck and the corners of her ... ...s himself always occupied: writing his memoirs, solving problems in higher mathematics, turning snuffboxes on a lathe, working in the garden, or super... ... closed the exercise book with the next day’s lesson, was about to leave: “Mathematics are most important, madam! I don’t want to have you like our si... ...re of his weaknesses. “The hours are the same, and the lathe, and also the mathematics and my geometry lessons,” said Princess Mary gleefully, as if h... ...n the can- non, sketched a plan of the position. He made some notes on two points, intending to mention them to Bagration. His idea was, first, to con... ...was re- peated. Before five in the evening the battle had been lost at all points. More than a hundred cannon were already in the hands of the French.... ...ntity of other reasons, the num- ber depending on the endless diversity of points of view, presented themselves to the men of that day; but to us, to ...

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...esearch has shown that what European scholars knew of Greek philosophy, of mathematics, as- tronomy, and like sciences, for several centuries before t... ...the Ansars, or helpers, who had been Muhammad’s amanuensis, was the person fixed upon to carry out the task, and we are told that he “gathered togethe... ... list of Suras, 21 however of which he admits have “not yet been carefully fixed;” and especially by Nöldeke, in his Geschichte des Qôrans, a work to ... ...r which has reference rather to 15 The Koran their subject matter than to points of historical allusion, which in these Suras are very few; whilst on... ...ith a higher nature. It is quite clear that Muhammad bor- rowed in several points from the doctrines of the Ebionites, Essenes, and Sabeites. Epiphani... ...e Zodiac, oil, the winds, etc.), which we find adopted in the Koran. These points of contact with Islam, knowing as we do Muhammad’s eclecticism, can ... ...ifold superstitious usages, in the re- duction of the number of wives to a fixed standard, it was to the Arabians an unquestionable blessing, and an a...

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...d, with some satisfaction. The complete unfitness of the necklace from all points of view for Dorothea, made Celia happier in taking it. She was openi... ...thing; and it is a narrow mind which cannot look at a subject from various points of view. 60 Middlemarch CHAPTER VIII “Oh, rescue her! I am her ... ...ards the disappointment of the amiable Sir James. For in truth, as the day fixed for his marriage came nearer, Mr. Casaubon did not find his spirits r... ...de had also a deferential bending attitude in listening, and an apparently fixed attentiveness in his eyes which made those persons who thought themse... ...s had not much modified that opinion, for though he “did” his classics and mathematics, he was not pre-eminent in them. It was said of him, that Lydga... ...ertainly a happy fellow at this time: to be seven- and-twenty, without any fixed vices, with a generous resolu- tion that his action should be benefic... ... Doctor added, judicially. “I could men- 143 George Eliot tion one or two points in which Wakley is in the right.” “Oh, well,” said Mr. Chichely, “I ...

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... of mak ing the experiment was fresh and warm in my mind. My father at last fixed upon the cutler’s trade, and my uncle Benjamin’s son Samuel, who wa... ... then, from reading Shaftesbury and Collins, be come a real doubter in many points of our religious doc trine, I found this method safest for myself... ...great good will, accepting only a pot of ale in return; and I thought myself fixed till Tuesday should come. However, walking in the evening by the si... ...ners of thy beard.” He likewise kept the Seventh day, Sabbath; and these two points were essentials with him. I dislik’d both; but agreed to admit the... ...trick we had plaid him, and Osborne was a little laught at. This transaction fixed Ralph in his resolution of becom ing a poet. I did all I could to ... ...osing receiv’d opinions, slovenly to extream dirtiness, enthusiastic in some points of religion, and a little knavish withal. We continu’d there near ... ..., bred a shoemaker, but loving reading, had acquir’d a considerable share of mathematics, which he first studied with a view to astrology, that he aft... ... Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 63 little, being always absorbed in his mathematics. Mrs. Godfrey projected a match for me with a relation’s daug...

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...be found in time to have befallen my successors of to-day. Of the specific points of change, of advantage in the past, of shortcoming in the present, ... ...l of Greek; and they have Professor Chrystal, who is a man filled with the mathematics. And doubtless these are set-offs. But they cannot change the f... ... pipes for the ser- vice of the sea-beholding city in the plain. From many points in the moss you may see at one glance its whole course and that of a... ...to lighthouse illumination. Fresnel had done much; Fresnel had settled the fixed light apparatus on a principle that still seems unimprovable; and whe... ..., continually “in further search and progress”; while written words remain fixed, become idols even to the writer, found wooden dogmatisms, and preser... ...ours, you begin to perceive a certain subsidence in these spring torrents, points of agreement issue, and you end arm-in-arm, and in a glow of mutual ...

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...nderstood the spirit in which I had been led astray. On two most important points, Dr. Japp added to my knowledge, and with the same blow fairly demol... ...- morous and quite as good-humoured as the great Scotchman. With all these points of resemblance between the men, it is astonishing that their work sh... ...n the romance. Lastly, I suppose one must say a word or two about the weak points of this not immaculate novel; and if so, it will be best to distingu... ...him in the pressure of the hour. “Against two things,” he writes, “I am as fixed as fate – staying at home, and owning her conju- gally. The first, by... ...ment of tim- ber; tar and oil, hemp, and the process of preparing cordage; mathematics and accounting; the hull and the rigging of ships from a model;...

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...ant with new and fantastic promising ideas? The answer was always multifaceted and full of wisdom: The past helps to recreate perspective. The past points to old-fashioned wisdom. The past keeps us from repeating obvious mistakes. The past may help to understand the present and the future ahead. The past may contain hidden and forgotten treasures that we shall not abstai...

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... electromagnetism. Proposed light as an electromagnetic wave. JAMES C. MAXWELL (1831-1879) Scottish Mathematician and Physicist 54 Developed the mathematics to explain electromagnetism. IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 55 MARCELLO MALPIGHI (1628-1694) Italian Physiologist and Microscopist 55 One of founders of the science of microscopy. Unveiled the nature of human a...