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Basic Theory of Digital Signal Processing,ctions) and sets are treated on a par; the former are not ‘reduced’ to sets of ordered pairs, as in set theory, but neither do sets vanish altogether, as in category theory. The theory, which is formulated constructively and based on intuitionistic logic, provides a natural framework for investigating the Axiom of Choice.

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D. Howell,Y.G. Kim,C.A. Haydu-Houdeshellaching implications for the philosophy of mathematics and the mathematical sciences. I present an overview of this notion of conceptual analysis, the part that it has played in the construction and interpretation of physical theory, and its implications for some general questions about the relation

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Digital Soil Mapping: A State of the Art be given, in terms of selected units of time and of that quantity, by a function from real numbers on to real numbers. Given this classical model of physical reality, there can be no way of avoiding the conception of what is impinging on the senses of any one individual, human or animal, at any one

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Alfred E. Hartemink,Budiman Minasnyce. Sellars thus offers a coherence theory of the reasonableness of perceptual judgments. I suggest that Sellars is right in rejecting the idea that the non-conceptual element provides knowledge; more generally, he is right in rejecting the propositional given. I argue, however, that Sellars’s coher