Titlebook: Limits of Predictability; Yurii A. Kravtsov Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Chaos.Economy.Nonlinear Processes.Predictabil

cutlery

Synergetics, Predictability and Deterministic Chaos,lling the eclipses of the sun and the moon by priests was an object of awe and wonder. In writing biographies of famous Greeks and Romans, Plutarch presumably meant that by turning back to the past it is possible to look into the future of individual persons, states and races. However, he left it to

carbohydrate

The Information-Theoretic Approach to Assessing Reliability of Forecasts,ustry, engineering, technology, and other fields. To be certain that an activity is effective (that is, useful or beneficial to society) one needs a means to assess the validity of its results. What can forecasting provide? Usually it gives us more or less adequate information about the future or a

考古學(xué)

Fundamental and Practical Limits of Predictability,he illusion that science is almighty and capable of tackling any technical, medical, or other problem, however intricate it might be. To the present day, science continues to be a fundamental factor of progress. However, there is one issue where progress has clearly slowed down and where science fai

macrophage

,The Future is Foreseeable but not Predictable: The ‘Oedipus Effect’ in Social Forecasting,ism on the one hand and Judaism, Christianity, and Islam on the other; social Utopias of all kinds from time immemorial to the present day; the philosophy of history, which incorporates the concepts of cyclical development and of humanity’s progress and regression and the clash of Marxism with vario

SEMI

The Self-Organization of American Society in Presidential and Senatorial Elections,ectoral campaigns. Taken together, the groups comprise the entire electorate; they are normally represented in social or political organizations, but do not coincide with them. Cultural, social, economic, territorial, ethnic, and other factors divide voters into electoral groups. Each group, in turn

strain

抱怨

Isolate

A. S. Monin,L. I. Piterbargfrom this book to actual clinical practices. This book illustrates basic concepts of lower urinary tract function through actual examples of conditions commonly encountered in practice. The readers will be able to reach the urodynamic conclusion as this book provides not only respective urodynamic t

不能約

G. R. Ivanitskiifrom this book to actual clinical practices. This book illustrates basic concepts of lower urinary tract function through actual examples of conditions commonly encountered in practice. The readers will be able to reach the urodynamic conclusion as this book provides not only respective urodynamic t

完成才會(huì)征服

G. G. Malinetskiifrom this book to actual clinical practices. This book illustrates basic concepts of lower urinary tract function through actual examples of conditions commonly encountered in practice. The readers will be able to reach the urodynamic conclusion as this book provides not only respective urodynamic t