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controlled by a process β . The return function Rt will thus transform a consumed quantity of assets β into a new position Rt (βt ). It is formally a generalization to general orders of nancial (selling or buying) orders, when they are introduced in an elementary way (see [Bouchard 06] and [De Vallière 07] for a useful formulation in the incomplete information case in markets with proportional transaction costs). We oppose here the linear structure of nancial orders to the non-linear general structure of

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resistance is given by: II  V  R I  V  R I s  s  Is exp   ph  V   R   th   sh  (1) kBT is the thermal voltage, q is the electron elementary charge, kB is the q Boltzmann constant and T is the absolute temperature. Equation (1) is transcendental in nature; hence, it is not solvable analytically in term of elementary functions. However, the exact explicit solution of the current is expressed using the LambertW function. Equation (1) may be written in the form: w x)expw x)

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phenomenologically elucidating the workings of passive synthesis—in Kantian terms the operations of figurative or transcendental imagination—Husserl entitles ‘radical theory’ (radikale Theorie) (cf. Hua 11, p. 165). The achievements of sensibility at the most elementary level of conscious life are correspondingly thematized within a field of study called ‘transcendental logic’.11 This constitutes a principal component of phenomenological research and is characterized by Husserl as the ‘ultimate clarifying science

Après avoir vu la nécessité de processus pour assurer le lien, la bonne pratique implique le passage à la méthode.   -109- Chapitre IV –Produit final & produit capacitant S ys tem 1..n 1..n P roduct E nabling P roduct Elementary Product Figure 4.9. Modèle du système vu par la norme EIA 632 en UML L’application des processus (14, 15, ..,19) de conception que l’on trouve dans la norme va donner un modèle de produit et de produit capacitant. Comme le montre la figure (cf

unanswered. Some of these questions are very important, for both empirical research and practical politics. If there is a defense for leaving such crucial matters open, it is that one cannot confront them responsibly without a prior grasp of the more elementary but also more basic concerns of this book. I H A V E restricted myself to a few cursory remarks about the application of my views to problems of war and peace. Since these are often taken to be the central problems of international relations

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