What do paradigms look like (and why care anyway)? Greville Corbett: University of Surrey The glossing of linguistic examples used to be scandalously chaotic; things are improving gradually, as a result of linguistsʼ co

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• Linguistic morphology
• Lexeme
• Philosophy of science
• Paradigm
• Inflection
• Programming paradigm
• Archi language
• Linguistics
• Grammar
• Morphology

Name: T-O | Player Name: Triantafyllidis Theoklitos Class: Junior Starchitect | Internet Messiah Level: Entry Race: Hellenic (questionable) Place of Origin: Aegean Sea Alignment: Chaotic Good

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• Architects
• Starchitect

"A heart-pounding narrative interspersed with the cool, distant voice of analysis. From the first page, the reader is graphically immersed in the chaotic world of the Cultural RevolutionReaders looking for though

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Experimental Measurements of Stretching Fields in Fluid Mixing Greg A. Voth1 , G. Haller2 , and J.P. Gollub1,3 ∗ 1

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• Dynamics
• Aerodynamics
• Chaos theory
• Piping
• Dynamical systems
• Stretching field
• Chaotic mixing
• Turbulence
• Reynolds number
• Fluid mechanics
• Fluid dynamics
• Physics

Constructing chaotic coordinates for HINT2 calculations Stuart R. Hudson & Yasuhiro Suzuki Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, U.S.A. National Institute for Fusion Science, Japan

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• Magnetism
• Introductory physics
• Surfaces
• Toroidal and poloidal
• Flux
• Magnetic field
• Tokamak
• Torus
• Magnetic potential
• Physics
• Electromagnetism
• Physical quantities

ABNORMAL TWO ARM SPIRAL WAVE REVOLUTION Valery I. Sbitnev Emergence of complex spatiotemporal waves in systems consisting of many units, behavior of which is chaotic inherently, attracts attention of researchers in the d

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• Physics
• Geometry
• Mathematics
• Wave
• Lattice
• Entropy
• Abstract algebra
• Chaos theory
• Coupled map lattice

Complex and chaotic dynamics, basins of attraction, and memory in discrete networks∗ Andrew WUENSCHE Discrete Dynamics Lab, www.ddlab.org (Received January 11, 2010) The emergence of interacting structures in cellular

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• Nature
• Chaos theory
• Attractor
• Boolean network
• Cellular automaton
• Rule 30
• Dynamical system
• Entropy
• Complexity
• Systems
• Science
• Structure

"A heart-pounding narrative interspersed with the cool, distant voice of analysis. From the first page, the reader is graphically immersed in the chaotic world of the Cultural RevolutionReaders looking for though

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EUG XI Symposium VPP2 Non-Linear and Chaotic Dynamics in Igneous Petrology

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• Magma
• Calc-alkaline magma series
• Igneous rock
• Harzburgite
• Granite
• Monzogranite
• Crystallization
• Igneous differentiation
• Fractional crystallization
• Petrology
• Geology
• Igneous petrology

Bibliography [Abarbanel et al., 1993] Abarbanel, H.D.I., Brown, R., Sidorowich, J.J., & Tsimring, L.S[removed]The Analysis of Observed Chaotic Data in Physical Systems. Reviews of Modern Physics, 65, 1331–92. [Abelso

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• Information theory
• Self-organization
• Actor model
• Systems science
• Knowledge
• Cybernetics
• Time series
• Science