This chapter provides a brief overview of dataflow, including concepts, languages, historical architectures, and recent architectures.
These include the genetic bases of cognitive and perceptual hardware, concepts, languages, techniques, beliefs, preferences, and so forth.
In February 1999, France's foreign minister, Hubert Vedrine, called the U.S. a hyperpower, which he defined as "a country that is dominant or predominant in all categories... attitudes, concepts, language and modes of life".
Pre- and post-tests examined child outcomes in vocabulary, science concepts, language, and knowledge of the information genre.
It was evident in notes taken by middle leaders that certain concepts, language and discourses were introduced and used in their activities.
But proof assistants should also allow the opposite, namely to abstract detail and present results and their justifications using the higher-level concepts, language, and notation mathematicians are accustomed to.
There is the risk of students disengaging, giving up and walking away from something that they may enjoy but struggle with because of the mathematical concepts, language and signs and symbols associated with the tasks.
However, as the use of bibliometric methods to evaluate scientific outcomes has increased in recent years, so too has the attention to the fundamental concepts, language, techniques, and implications for evaluation.
As cell assemblies may be the neurobiological vehicles of perception, action, attention, memory, decision, concepts, language and thought, they offer a perspective on cognitive theorizing that unites Marr's (computational, symbolic-algorithmic and neuronal) levels of neurocognitive models (Marr 1982).
Moreover, folding in concepts, language, and mechanisms of evolution within an integrative genetics unit like the one reported here makes for a fluid curricular transition from genetic inheritance to the complexities inherent in the teaching and learning of evolution.
Description logics (also called terminological logics, or concept languages) are fragments of first-order logic that provide a formal account of the basic features of frame-based systems.
