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One version of Gödel's first incompleteness theorem states that for any consistent axiomatic theory of arithmetic, which can be recognised to be sound, there will be an arithmetic truth viz., its Gödel sentence not provable in it, but which can be established as true by intuitively correct reasoning.

For (some) odd rotations of the pump to the vertical axis (Twiddler's syndrome), the pump is located on the head, which can be recognised by the logo in mirror image, and the electronics to the right-hand side (c) Open image in new window Fig. 8 Twiddler's syndrome with signs of withdrawal syndrome in a 51-year-old woman with dystonia in complex regional pain syndrome.

More interestingly, in the second part of their analysis, Axtell et al. endow each individual agent with one of two possible tags (which can be recognised by all, but has no initial meaning) and with the ability to remember both the past behaviour of her opponents and their tag.

Today, more than 50 melanoma-associated epitopes are known, which can be recognised by T cells.

The model is based on the idea of distinct dimensions of deprivation which can be recognised and measured separately.

The model that underpins this index is based on the idea of distinct dimensions of deprivation which can be recognised and measured separately.

The state is for the recognition, endorsement and protection of rights, which means creating the conditions under which rights can be recognised, endorsed, and protected.

Amateur Architecture Studio, the practice he runs with his wife Lu Wenyu, is concerned with such things as memory, location, craft and identity, for "real feeling between people and construction" and the ways in which they can be recognised in the extraordinary time through which China is now passing.

The most progress towards a situation in which sex can be recognised as a titillating spectacle and yet be treated naturally has taken place in minority language films and in the work of directors like Bergmann, Widerberg, Varda, and Antonioni.

As Beatrix Campbell reminds us, cutting the state means minimising the arena in which women can find a voice, allies, social as well as material support; and in which their concerns can be recognised.

It is most likely that formation of the TRF biome was a gradual process and thus the precise time at which modern TRFs can be recognised may be impossible to pinpoint.