- and philosophy, a
vague predicate is one
which gives rise to
borderline cases. For example, the
English adjective "tall" is
vague since it is not clearly...
- Look up
vague in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Vagueness is a
problem in semantics,
metaphysics and
philosophical logic.
Vague may also
refer to: Vagueness...
-
American constitutional law, a
statute may be void for
vagueness and
unenforceable if it is too
vague for the
average citizen to
understand what acts or duties...
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particularly in the area of
functional analysis and
topological vector spaces, the
vague topology is an
example of the weak-*
topology which arises in the study...
- The New Wave (French:
Nouvelle Vague,
French pronunciation: [nuvɛl vaɡ]), also
called the
French New Wave, is a
French art film
movement that emerged...
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Nouvelle Vague is an
upcoming French film
directed by
Richard Linklater.
Starring Zoey
Deutch as Jean Seberg, it
depicts the
making of Jean-Luc Godard's...
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exact years.
Typically the
vague year is
divided into 12
schematic months of 30 days each plus 5
epagomenal days. The
vague year was used in the calendars...
- Today, it most
often refers to a dais or stage-like
platform or, in a
vaguer sense, any
place from
which a
speech can be
prominently made. The English...
- In
classical mechanics, a
vague torus is a
region in
phase space that is
characterized by
approximate constants of motion, as
opposed to an
actual torus...
- Look up
nouvelle vague in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nouvelle Vague may
refer to:
French New Wave, mid 20th-century
movement in
French cinema ****anese...
