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{{main|Keynote lectures/Astronomy}} '''Notation''': let the symbol <math>\oplus</math> indicate the [[Keynote lectures/Earth|Earth]]. ...

...ic, which means that the mathematical expression might be used in multiple languages without any need of translation or modification, i.e. the following formula == Use of materials for lectures == ...

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...[logic]] (the trivium), along with [[arithmetic]], [[geometry]], [[Keynote lectures/Astronomy|astronomy]] and [[School:Music and Dance|music]] (the quadrivium) ==Languages== ...

...s modeling languages, process metamodeling, which allows process modelling languages to be specified and implemented in a process support environment, is define [[Category:Abstractions/Lectures]] ...

...and so forth. Other language contacts are more stable, with both (or all) languages being maintained, at least over the short run."<ref name=Thomason>{{ cite b [[Category:Dominant group/Lectures]] ...

| series = The Paul Carus Lectures "The aim of logic in computer science is to develop languages to model the situations [encountered], in such a way that we can reason abo ...

...ion of binary search as part of the [[w:Moore School Lectures|Moore School Lectures]], a seminal and foundational college course in computing.{{Sfn|Knuth|1998| Many languages' [[w:standard library|standard libraries]] include binary search routines: ...

...tegories and Typed lambda calculi", Combinators and Functional Programming Languages, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 242, Berlin: Springer, 136--175. Roberts, J. E.: 2004, More lectures on algebraic quantum field theory, in A. Connes, et al. ''Noncommutative Ge ...

...egories and Typed lambda calculi.", Combinators and Functional Programming Languages, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 242, Berlin: Springer, 136--175. Roberts, J. E.: 2004, More lectures on algebraic quantum field theory, in A. Connes, et al. ''Noncommutative Ge ...

...egories and Typed lambda calculi.", Combinators and Functional Programming Languages, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 242, Berlin: Springer, 136--175. Roberts, J. E.: 2004, More lectures on algebraic quantum field theory, in A. Connes, et al. ''Noncommutative Ge ...

...egories and Typed lambda calculi.", Combinators and Functional Programming Languages, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 242, Berlin: Springer, 136--175. Roberts, J. E.: 2004, More lectures on algebraic quantum field theory, in A. Connes, et al. ''Noncommutative Ge ...

...egories and Typed lambda calculi.", Combinators and Functional Programming Languages, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 242, Berlin: Springer, 136--175. Roberts, J. E.: 2004, More lectures on algebraic quantum field theory, in A. Connes, et al. ''Noncommutative Ge ...

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...}} operator is sometimes written "{{math|rot}}", especially in Continental languages, in which "rot" does not have the same unfortunate everyday meaning as in E ...magnetic Theory'' (Electrician Series, 1893) and in Professor F&ouml;ppl's lectures on ''Die Maxwell'sche Theorie der Electricit&auml;t'' (Teubner, 1894).&#823 ...

{{main|Keynote lectures/Astronomy}} ...ing one tongue under the rule of Jove. But after [[Mercury]] explained the languages of men (whence he is called ''hermeneutes'', ‘interpreter,’ for Mercury in ...