Titlebook: Kimberlites, Orangeites, and Related Rocks; Roger Howard Mitchell Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Petrogenesis.che

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Petrogenesis of Orangeites and Kimberlites,ing from a stance of promoting their own particular bias, be it geophysical, experimental, geochemical, or tectonic, have devised contradictory models for a given magma type. Once introduced, such models are commonly promoted by their originators without impartial reflection on all aspects of the pr

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o carry on its development on its own, but that there was many real problems it could not solve. Most real complex system control problems involve man. Hence applying control theory to complex control problems may require a formal understanding of how a human operator understands his system, what hi

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stemming from numerical functions, differential equations and the like, and representations that are intelligible, meaningful to humans, hence summarized, possibly in linguistic terms. However these two kinds of representations are sort of antagonistic because the more precise and accurate a represe

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