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... consider mathematical logic as a domain which informs real world events and processes , while having no necessary isomorphic relationship with them . -- Given the foregoing discussion , modelling is best seen as a device for promoting ...
... consider mathematical logic as a domain which informs real world events and processes , while having no necessary isomorphic relationship with them . -- Given the foregoing discussion , modelling is best seen as a device for promoting ...
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... consider the ideological implications of the temporality of tradition ( described above ) and the relationship between writing and time . -- Writing transforms the temporality of tradition , extending time , bringing the absent present ...
... consider the ideological implications of the temporality of tradition ( described above ) and the relationship between writing and time . -- Writing transforms the temporality of tradition , extending time , bringing the absent present ...
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... consider the following example . -- By interpreting the classical diffusionist theory for the origin of European culture as refuted by carbon dating techniques , the way was paved for the use of systemic theories . Systemic explanations ...
... consider the following example . -- By interpreting the classical diffusionist theory for the origin of European culture as refuted by carbon dating techniques , the way was paved for the use of systemic theories . Systemic explanations ...
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