Titlebook: Logic in Reality; Joseph E. Brenner Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Dynamic Opposition.Logic.Potentiality.Reality.argu

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Efficiently Answering Why-Not Questions on?Radius-Bounded ,-Core Searches constraints on geo-social networks. However, the search results are effected by two parameters: the cohesive constraint . and the query radius .. Furthermore, as the users lack of enough professional knowledge, it is very hard to provide reasonable parameters for RB-.-core searches. In this case, s

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Multifunctional Landscapes for Urban Flood Management – A Study with Reference to the Kotte Wetlandurban floods in recent years posing a challenge to the development of cities, research is being carried out to focus on providing solutions for this global issue. Early research has concluded that the loss of wetlands which are natural flood detention areas has a notable effect on aggravating floods

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,Joint Task and?Path Planning for?Unmanned Surface Vehicle Surveillance Based on?Beetle Antenna Search and?Minimal Construct Visibility Graph,ork is proposed to resolve the problem where the lower-level path planner provides cost information to the upper-level task planner. Minimal construct visibility graph, a novel path planning algorithm that obsolete traditional grid-map, is introduced to plan the path between tasks as well as the dep

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Migration, Trauma and Resiliencethe speed of migration has changed rapidly in the previous hundred years. Migration can be due to any number of reasons – from economic betterment to educational opportunities which may act as attraction and pull factors. On the other hand, political changes, disasters and strife may act as push fac

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CAPITOLO RITIRATO: Introduzione equilibrium of lead, copper, gold, iron, mercury, silver, tin, zinc thallium, and arsenic is essential for normal functioning of the human body. Similarly, traditional Chinese medicine believes that the human body has an organic unity based on the opposing and complementary relationships of yin and

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