A unitary model of schizophrenia.
Thus all the groups are disjoint and have two elements which differ only in one unitary value, for example,, and so forth.
Both are equally political, and as political as Cheney's ideas about the unitary executive, for example.
This is an alternative to working on the differential properties of the wave functions to obtain diabatic states, by seeking, for example, unitary adiabatic-to-diabatic transformations that minimize the nuclear momentum coupling.
For example, the unitary rep theory makes predictions not only for how a mouse represents its position and orientation, but also for how it represents its location in the full phase space (position, orientation, velocity and angular velocity).
The offset value should be differently set for different transmission schemes, for example, orthogonal unitary precoder or ZF.
(For example, the unitary group U 1) for quantum electrodynamics, U 2) for the unified electroweak theory and SU 3)/ Z(3) for the strong interaction).
The best known example of unitary theory for the control of hybrid tasks can be derived from the equilibrium point hypothesis (EPH) [27] [29], which views posture as the biomechanical consequence of the interaction among the spring-like behavior of muscles and reflexes and movement as the transient from an equilibrium state to another.
As 'molecular and cellular cognition' proceeds, we should expect more examples of unitary realizers (reductions) of shared psychological kinds At present, nonreductive physicalism (probably) is still the dominant position in Anglo-American philosophy of mind.
The United Kingdom often is cited as the quintessential example of a unitary state, despite the presence of regional governments.
