- In
mathematical logic,
realizability is a
collection of
methods in
proof theory used to
study constructive proofs and
extract additional information from...
- In the
philosophy of mind,
multiple realizability is the
thesis that the same
mental property, state, or
event can be
implemented by
different physical...
- Net
realizable value (NRV) is a
measure of a
fixed or
current ****et's
worth when held in inventory, in the
field of accounting. NRV is part of the Generally...
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rotating flows and
flows in non-circular ducts.
Realizable k-ε Model: An
immediate benefit of the
realizable k-ɛ
model is that it
provides improved predictions...
- {\displaystyle {\mathcal {K}}_{1}} . In Kleene's
notion of
recursive realizability, any
predicate is ****igned
realizing numbers, i.e. a
subset of N {\displaystyle...
- when the
original cost of the
ending inventory is
greater than the net
realizable value, and thus the
inventory has lost value. If the
inventory has decreased...
- Kolmogorov. It is also
sometimes called the
realizability interpretation,
because of the
connection with the
realizability theory of
Stephen Kleene. It is the...
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product is a
joint output that
generates a
significant portion of the net
realizable value (NRV)
within a
joint production process. The
classification of a...
- Pěstování
Matematiky (in Czech), 80: 477–480. Hakimi, S. L. (1962), "On
realizability of a set of
integers as
degrees of the
vertices of a
linear graph. I"...
- on ****ure
inputs is anti-causal.
Systems (including filters) that are
realizable (i.e. that
operate in real time) must be
causal because such
systems cannot...