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UNISA996205403103316 |
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2010 International Conference on High Performance Switching and Routing |
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[Place of publication not identified], : I E E E, 2010 |
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1-4244-6971-6 |
1-4244-6970-8 |
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Routers (Computer networks) |
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Monografia |
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Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
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UNINA9910784117303321 |
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Siddiqi Mohammad Rafiq |
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Tylenchida [[electronic resource] ] : parasites of plants and insects / / Mohammad Rafiq Siddiqi |
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Wallingford, Oxon, UK ; ; New York, : CABI Pub., 2000 |
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1-280-81151-X |
9786610811519 |
0-85199-943-3 |
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[2nd ed.] |
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1 online resource (852 p.) |
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First ed. published in January 1986. |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 752-804) and index. |
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Foreword; Preface; Preface to the First Edition; I Introduction, Historical Review and Techniques; II Morphological Characters and Taxonomic Methods; III Order Tylenchida; IV Suborder Tylenchina; V Infraorder Anguinata; VI Suborder Hoplolaimina; VII Superfamily Dolichodoroidea; VIII Suborder Criconematina; IX Suborder Hexatylina; References; Index to Taxa |
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Contains descriptions of the life histories of the genera of the Tylenchida. This expanded edition includes diagnoses of over 200 genera and familial and ordinal groups. Information is also provided regarding the biology, ecology and pathogenicity of these parasites. |
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UNINA9910959607703321 |
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Kuczynski John-Michael |
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Conceptual atomism and the computational theory of mind : a defense of content-internalism and semantic externalism / / John-Michael Kuczynski |
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Amsterdam ; ; Philadelphia, : John Benjamins Pub., c2007 |
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9786612152856 |
9781282152854 |
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9789027292209 |
9027292205 |
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[1st ed.] |
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1 online resource (537 p.) |
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Advances in consciousness research ; ; v. 69 |
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Philosophy of mind |
Knowledge, Theory of |
Cognitive science |
Atomism |
Internalism (Theory of knowledge) |
Externalism (Philosophy of mind) |
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Monografia |
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Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [509]-516) and index. |
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Conceptual Atomism and the Computational Theory of Mind -- Editorial page -- Title page -- LCC data -- Table of contents -- Introduction -- I. A defense of content-internalism and a descriptivist theory of concepts -- 1. Basic concepts -- 2. The predicative nature of sense-perception -- 3. Uniquely individuating descriptions -- 4. Some semantic consequences or our analysis: Tokens versus types, semantics versus pre-semantics -- 5. Modality, intensionality, and a posteriori necessity -- 6. Cognitive maps and causal connections: Why the causal story is an important part of the descriptive story -- 7. Concepts as knowledge of series of interlocking existence-claims -- 8. The problem of de re senses -- 9. Publicity problems and the natureof linguistic communication -- 10. Content-externalism and self-knowledge -- 11. Why one's mental content is fixed by one's epistemic situation -- 12. Jackson and Pettit on program-causalityand content-externalism -- II. Fodor, Conceptual Atomism, and Computationalism -- 13. Content-externalism and atomism -- 14. The concept of a symbol -- 15. Event-causation and the root-problem with CTM -- 16. Fodor's first argument for conceptual atomism -- 17. Fodor's second argument forconceptual atomism -- 18. Fodor's third argument forconceptual atomism -- 19. Some arguments for the Symbolic Conception of Thought -- 20. A positive argument against SCT -- 21. Another argument against SCT -- 22. 'Propositional structure and the ineliminability of non-conceptual content -- 23. Conceptual content and the structure of the proposition -- 24. Peacocke on concept-possession -- 25. Semantics versus psychology -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index -- The series Advances in Consciousness Research. |
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What is it to have a concept? What is it to make an inference? What is it to be rational? On the basis of recent developments in semantics, a number of authors have embraced answers to these questions that have radically counterintuitive consequences, for example: One can rationally accept self-contradictory propositions (e.g. Smith is a composer and Smith is not a composer). Psychological states are causally inert: beliefs and desires do nothing. The mind cannot be understood in terms of folk-psychological concepts (e.g. belief, desire, intention). One can have a single concept without having any others: an otherwise conceptless creature could grasp the concept of justice or of the number seven. Thoughts are sentence-tokens, and thought-processes are driven by the syntactic, not the semantic, properties of those tokens. In the first half of Conceptual Atomism and the Computational Theory of Mind, John-Michael Kuczynski argues that these implausible but widely held views are direct consequences of a popular doctrine known as content-externalism, this being the view that the contents of one's mental states are constitutively dependent on facts about the external world. Kuczynski shows that content-externalism involves a failure to distinguish between, on the one hand, what is literally meant by linguistic expressions and, on the other hand, the information that one must work through to compute the literal meanings of such expressions.The second half of the present work concerns the Computational Theory of Mind (CTM). Underlying CTM is an acceptance of conceptual atomism - the view that a creature can have a single concept without having any others - and also an acceptance of the view that concepts are not descriptive (i.e. that one can have a concept of a thing without knowing of any description that is satisfied by that thing). Kuczynski |
shows that both views are false, one reason being that they presuppose the truth of content-externalism, another being that they are incompatible with the epistemological anti-foundationalism proven correct by Wilfred Sellars and Laurence Bonjour. Kuczynski also shows |
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that CTM involves a misunderstanding of terms such as "computation", "syntax", "algorithm" and "formal truth"; and he provides novel analyses of the concepts expressed by these terms. (Series A). |
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UNINA9910741177303321 |
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Autore |
Pletser Vladimir |
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Gravity, Weight and Their Absence / / by Vladimir Pletser |
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Singapore : , : Springer Singapore : , : Imprint : Springer, , 2018 |
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[1st ed. 2018.] |
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1 online resource (98 pages) |
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SpringerBriefs in Physics, , 2191-5423 |
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Mechanics |
Space sciences |
Aerospace engineering |
Astronautics |
Human physiology |
Surfaces (Physics) |
Interfaces (Physical sciences) |
Thin films |
Classical Mechanics |
Space Sciences (including Extraterrestrial Physics, Space Exploration and Astronautics) |
Aerospace Technology and Astronautics |
Human Physiology |
Surface and Interface Science, Thin Films |
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Part I: Can inertia make us move? Introduction -- Inertia and inertial reference frames -- Gravitation and weightiness -- Part II: Is weightlessness without gravity? Introduction to Part II Free fall and weightlessness -- Free fall trajectories -- Free fall in the Universe -- Part III: Should one dwell on microgravity? Introduction to Part III |
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Microgravity -- Means to generate microgravity -- Interest of microgravity -- Part IV: Physiological effects of weightlessness Introduction to Part IV General considerations on Life science research -- Physiological effects of weightlessnes -- Bone demineralization. |
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The book introduces readers to the concept of weightlessness and microgravity, and presents several examples of microgravity research in fluid physics, the material sciences and human physiology. Further, it explains a range of basic physical concepts (inertia, reference frames, mass and weight, accelerations, gravitation and weightiness, free fall, trajectories, and platforms for microgravity research) in simple terms. The last section addresses the physiological effects of weightlessness. The book’s simple didactic approach makes it easy to read: equations are kept to a minimum, while examples and applications are presented in the appendices. Simple sketches and photos from actual space missions illustrate the main content. This book allows readers to understand the space environment that astronauts experience on board space stations, and to more closely follow on-going and future space missions in Earth orbit and to Mars. |
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