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... concepts can be saved if we wish to apply them to a much more realistic situation . Let us assume optimistically that one is able to locate a certain point in the living cortex with- in , say 0.5 mm 500 μ . This defines a volume of ...
... concepts can be saved if we wish to apply them to a much more realistic situation . Let us assume optimistically that one is able to locate a certain point in the living cortex with- in , say 0.5 mm 500 μ . This defines a volume of ...
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... concepts in my argument can be defined in precise , quantitative terms . One is the concept of uncer- tainty , the other , the concept of order . In both cases it is possible to define appropriate measure functions which allow the ...
... concepts in my argument can be defined in precise , quantitative terms . One is the concept of uncer- tainty , the other , the concept of order . In both cases it is possible to define appropriate measure functions which allow the ...
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... concepts of higher order representations and relations have been introduced , their physical manifestations are defined . Since representation and relations are computations , their manifestations are " special purpose computers ...
... concepts of higher order representations and relations have been introduced , their physical manifestations are defined . Since representation and relations are computations , their manifestations are " special purpose computers ...
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