In particular, the French mathematician Henri Poincaré (1854 1912) objected to impredicative constructions, which construct an entity of a certain type in terms of entities of the same or higher type i.e., self-referencing constructions and definitions.
For conceptualizing conflicts, personal construct theory acknowledges that humans may employ a variety of constructions which are inferentially incompatible with each other (Kelly's fragmentation corollary).
The walls have disappeared behind constructions which comprise a series of grottoes, columns, shelves and cubes.
He was 48 when he began making these peculiar constructions, which grew to fill an 800-square-foot shed.
Constructions, which provide good acoustic absorption usually, have a low thermal inertia and vice versa.
We also review the existence results and recursive constructions which have been found by this method.
The aim is to move protesters out of smaller tents and tarps and into the new constructions, which are far sturdier and warmer.
This kitchen favors circular constructions, which eventually become wearisome; nonetheless, presentations in no way interfered with the taste of some of the fine dishes concocted here.
Improvisation is central to his constructions, which combine newly found images with the scraps of old, previously used pictures, and often feature grotesque, cartoonish anatomies.
This preliminary work aims to identify coordinating constructions, which are prevalent in the expression of intervention comparisons.
Urbanisation leads to rapid constructions, which use low albedo materials leading to high heat absorption in urban centres.
