In 2001, Gürerk undertook his own research project with Selten, for his diploma thesis (roughly equivalent to a masters), studying the effect of information provision on an oligopoly market.
What is clear, however, is that we should not make the assumption, almost universally made in the older literature, that the thesis, that every event has a cause, is equivalent to the thesis of determinism.
If the thesis of natural selection is equivalent to the claim that those that survive are the fittest, and if the fittest are identified as those that survive, then the thesis of natural selection is equivalent to the claim that those that survive are those that survive true indeed, but hardly an observation worthy of science.
For this program, the school requires its MPH graduates to carry out a public health analysis (PHA), which is equivalent to a thesis.
Merricks observes that some views advertised as "social trinitarianism" make it "sound equivalent to the thesis the Doctrine of the Trinity is true but modalism is false" (Merricks 2006, 306).
He wrote his staff memorandum, equivalent to a thesis, on the subject of transportation in the Army, recalling his personal experience with horses and mules in France.
That is to say that, given the tiling constraint, the numerical thesis that the number of basic concreta is one turns out equivalent to the holistic thesis that the basic concretum is mereologically maximal.
He gave the first handwritten version of his thesis, with the detailed proof of normalization (equivalent to some 13 printed pages) to Bernays, but the latter seems never to have realized what he had in his hands.
That is to say, for the early Marty the thesis that every mental phenomenon intentionally refers to an object is equivalent to saying that there is an object immanent to every phenomenon of mind.
