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Between the ages of 7 and 12, the beginnings of logic appear in the form of classifications of ideas, an understanding of time and number, and a greater appreciation of seriation and other hierarchical relationships.

Behind a Bluebeard-style forbidden door, Octavian discovers a chart of classifications of the races of men, an engraving of his naked mother ("Plate XVII. Pubescent female of the Oyo Country in Africa") and volumes of data that reveal to him that he himself is the experiment.

This paper discusses the relevance of classifications of programming errors developed by the HCI community to the problem of interactive theorem proving.

This research is to overcome the limitations of classifications of solution synthesis in DESs and offers the guideline for designing and selecting correct strategies in different cases.

This new approach to training set design was evaluated against conventional approaches with a set of classifications of agricultural crops from satellite sensor data.

First, after three rounds of classifications of the approximately 2500 activities, a decision on a final classification of three main activities has been done, that is, strategic, administrative, and operational activities.

Current systems of classification of the Cyperaceae divide it into two to five subfamilies.

There are two kinds of classification of languages practiced in linguistics: genetic (or genealogical) and typological.

The authors acknowledge that the study is retrospective and subject to errors of classification of breed and disease.

"While M.I.T. certainly abides by the laws that protect national security, we also believe that the legitimate tools of classification of secrets should not be misused to limit responsible debate," the statement said.

Dan Coulter WiN.C.Nov.lem, N.C., Nov. 10, 2009 • To the Editor: As a physician who has been involved in the development of diagnostic criteria for pain medicine and psychiatry, I take issue with Simon Baron-Cohen's discussion of classification of disorders in psychiatry.