Titlebook: Survey of Applicable Mathematics; Karel Rektorys Book 1994Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Mathematica.linear

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ed withexplanatory remarks. Many practical examples are given by way ofillustration. Each of the two volumes contains an extensivebibliography and a comprehensive index. .Together these two volumes represent a survey library of mathematicswhich is applicable in many fields of science, engineering, economics,e978-94-015-8310-7978-94-015-8308-4

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hat, then, is this . or .— this “medical knowledge”— which paradoxically combines within itself pairs of characteristics (practical and theoretical, universal and existential, and so on) that have to be so sharply distinguished and separated in other contexts?

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arousal

Václav Vilhelme the human condition. The scientific revolutions that began in the seventeenth century transformed not only the intellectual arena, but also the broad cultural expectations of the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries. To a certain extent, and without disregard for numerous challenges —Romantic and

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Excitotoxin

Miloslav Zelenka a ‘new division’ into ‘four or five Species [.] or Races of men’, ‘notable’ for their ‘difference’. It speculates that the ‘blackness’ of ‘the Africans’ must be ‘essential’ rather than an ‘accidental’ result of exposure to the heat of the sun and seeks the cause ‘in the particular constitution [.]

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František Kejla,Karel Rektorys a ‘new division’ into ‘four or five Species [.] or Races of men’, ‘notable’ for their ‘difference’. It speculates that the ‘blackness’ of ‘the Africans’ must be ‘essential’ rather than an ‘accidental’ result of exposure to the heat of the sun and seeks the cause ‘in the particular constitution [.]

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Václav Vilhelm a ‘new division’ into ‘four or five Species [.] or Races of men’, ‘notable’ for their ‘difference’. It speculates that the ‘blackness’ of ‘the Africans’ must be ‘essential’ rather than an ‘accidental’ result of exposure to the heat of the sun and seeks the cause ‘in the particular constitution [.]