Titlebook: Rechenmethoden der Physik; Mathematischer Begle May-Britt Kallenrode Textbook 20031st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Differ

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esThis volume, the second in the Springer series Philosophy of Science in a European Perspective, contains selected papers from the workshops organised by the ESF Research Networking Programme PSE (The Philosophy of Science in a European Perspective) in 2009. Five general topics are addressed: 1. Fo

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by the ESF Research Networking Programme PSE (The Philosophy of Science in a European Perspective) in 2009. Five general topics are addressed: 1. Formal Methods in the Philosophy of Science; 2. Philosophy of the Natural and Life Sciences; 3. Philosophy of the Cultural and Social Sciences; 4. Philoso

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an be explained by a selective-evolutionary history. My final aim is to argue for the two following theses. First, from the developmental point of view, I argue that developmental biologists need to take into account developmental noise in order to explain the uniqueness of each individual organism