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In particular, this method detects resonance trappings and transitions and allows a characterization of the notion of weak and strong chaos.

CET provides a characterization of the notion of a feasibly computable function discussed in Section 1 which is similar in form to Church's Thesis.

What was still missing was an analysis of the intuitive notion of decidability, needed in the characterization of the notion of an arbitrary formal system.

The characterization of the notion of an intervention is rightly seen by many writers as central to the development of a plausible version of a manipulability theory.

Debate over Schaffner's model has focused primarily on the condition of connectability, especially whether a molecular characterization of the notion of a classical gene is possible.

Philosophical work performed by rigidity is discussed in §3 below, after a more thorough characterization of the notion of rigidity is provided.

In this paper, we shall consider the characterization of the notions of α-ψ-contractive and α-admissible mappings in the context uniform spaces.

As to the main question, it would not be implausible that by it Gödel means the question Gödel raises in the Dialectica paper, namely that of giving a precise characterization of the notions of abstract and concrete evidence especially since his work pertaining to that paper is mentioned in item 6. (This is Wang's interpretation).

In this paper, we argue that earlier characterizations of the notion of maintenance are not intuitive to characterize the maintenance behavior of certain agents in a dynamic environment.

The characterization of this notion for the setting of G-metric spaces was considered in [9, 10].

It is widely agreed that the characterizations of the notion of computability in standard mathematics, e.g. as recursiveness, are in some sense good characterizations.