Titlebook: Real-time Business; L?sungen, Bausteine Rainer Alt,Hubert ?sterle Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Business.Business Engin

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nge, discussed in Chapter 7, was marked by Bohr’s rethinking of the question of causality in quantum theory and occurred under the impact of his exchanges with Einstein in 1927. Section 6.1 gives an introductory discussion of the developments of Bohr’s thought and of the concept of complementarity.

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Dimitrios Gizanis,Rainer Alt,Hubert ?sterle,Klaus Gründel,Thomas Reiss also contained in Hoeffding’s comparison (in .) of the workings of thought to the successive positions of a compass, where one of the legs, although placed on a given point, provides no information until the other leg is placed on a second point or on another object.

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Marc A. C?sar,Rainer Alt,J?rg U. Grauhow a child would know that a weight in equilibrium varies — without any modification in its intrinsic weight — as a function of the length of the arm of the lever. The functional relation is more natural but the comprehension of a physical causality becomes a pre-condition to the construction of th

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Florian Leser,Rainer Alt,Elmar S?nger,Werner Sobekther by ‘usage’ as evidenced by the use (in all languages) of the words ‘it’s for’: a mountain ‘is for climbing’, a snail ‘is for crushing’, etc. It would therefore seem clear that prior to operatory classifications based on additive class inclusions in extensions and on objective equivalences of di

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een them. It is therefore only in this context of exchanges between operatory and causal structures that the notion of function will find a stable epistemological status. In the meantime, however, we can draw some conclusions from the preceding experiments.

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