Makarios, S.; Heuer, K.; Fikes, R. Computational Context Logic and Species of $ist$.
We have generally applied the logic for species delimitation outlined by Bond and Stockman [14] and Wiens and Penkrot [23] that weigh geographical concordance among lineages as a first test of cryptic species boundaries.
In the late 1920s and into the 1930s, he developed "the logic of the species"—the "species" signified the nation as a historical mediating force between the individual and mankind.
These observations are in accord with chemical logic, in that species IV and V involve the formation of highly reactive radical species that would be expected to have very short lifetimes.
Using the background knowledge of pathways and modules used in other taxa, the underpinning logic of a species' developmental system can be inferred from its genome, and the developmental toolkits of different species can be compared.
Tanabe's Shu no ronri no benshōhō (1947; "Dialectic of the Logic of the Species") was published in the midst of the post-World War II turmoil.
One of our main goals was to highlight the value of combining multiple quantitative approaches with logic, knowledge of species' biology and parsimony when interpreting findings, as a means to counter uncertainty that might occur with any single metric.
Peirce viewed logic as a species of semiotics, but Thomas of Erfurt draws no conclusions at all about logic, which he would have regarded as a separate field of inquiry.
The new habitat maps, developed in the current study, will act as a base for updating the national monitoring system and could help in logic interpretation of species assemblages for fauna and flora types in Egypt.
In its simplest implementation, Boolean logic [ 18], species are described as either ON or OFF.
