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In particular, a further ontological or linguistic interpretation of the notion of uncertainty, as limits on the applicability of our concepts given by Heisenberg or Bohr, need not be supposed.

Please note that the term "ectogony" does not mean that the social capital variable is assumed to be exogenous or endogenous; rather, it signifies those concepts given by Manski in his classic article about social interaction (Manski 1993).

Students' answers to the concept recall procedure were analyzed by awarding 1 point to each relevant concept given by the student.

The time-causal spatio-temporal scale-space concept given by (95) is closed under (i)  rescalings of the spatial and temporal dimensions, (ii)  Galilean transformations of space time, and (iii)  affine transformations in the spatial domain.

Instead, both culturally and financially, they are excited by crowd-pleasing fast-casual concepts, given a new foodist spin.

To analyze which programming concept is targeted by any problem, we used the list of Computational Thinking Concepts (CTCs) given by Brennan and Resnick (2012).

The content of those concepts is given by the real properties of the things that people use the words to designate (i.e. the properties of Aristotle, of water, of arthritis, and of contracts).

The output from this network is s, the similarity value between these two concepts as given by Formula 3. Notice that a linear function might not be powerful enough to reflect the true relationships among w i.

It allows the user to discover not only target concepts by considering all potential pivot concepts of a specified class, also but pivot concepts given a query and a target concept.

This concept was given by Bruschi et al. in (2011).

The scale factor concept was given by Martins and Tsuzuki (2010), where he used limited depth breath search and crystallization heuristic to fit the polygon in the container.