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after beginning, he is shocked. It has in his hands an orange crossed by three sticks and he is verifying surprised, that the three angles of a classic triangle do not add 180º, but 270º! The older brother attends meanwhile the practical session of Theory of Groups, for those of upper grades. Accompanied by Ángel, an expert in the subject, he wanders through the “Mudéjar” Zaragoza in search of 17 flat groups of symmetry. Enrique comes to Zaragoza from Utrillas (60 miles away). In 4th ESO (15/16 years)

To the Reader A special chapter is assigned to the collapse of the theory of evolution because this theory constitutes the basis of all anti-spiritual philosophies. Since Darwinism rejects the fact of creation—and therefore, Allah's Existence—over the last 140 years it has caused many people to abandon their faith or fall into doubt. It is therefore an imperative service, a very important duty to show everyone that this theory is a deception. Since some readers may find the chance to read only one

Toward a unifying theory of behavioral change. Psychol Rev 1977, 84 : 191-215 BLOOM PN, NOVELLI WD. Problems and challenges in social marketing. J Mark 1981, 45 : 79-88 BURNETT JL, OLIVER RL. Fear appeal effects in the field : A segmentation approach. J Mark Res 1979, 16 : 181-190 CHAPMAN KJ. Fear appeal research : perspective and application. American marketing association summer educators' conference proceedings, LEONE RP, KUMAR V eds, 1992, 3 : 1-9 FESTINGER. A Theory of cognitive dissonance

Probabilistic model............................................................................................................... 82 6.4 Confidence intervals for liquefaction-induced ground deformation .................................... 84 6.5 Probability calculation.......................................................................................................... 90 6.6 Future work ...........................................................................................................

très forte influence sur différentes écoles de pensée. La non-formalité inspire non seulement la théorie des modèles mentaux dont il va être question dans un instant, mais les travaux en sémantique et en philosophie du langage associés à la situation theory de Jon Barwise et John Perry, ainsi que tout ce qui se réclame, dans les sciences cognitives et l’intelligence artificielle, de la « cognition située ». La sensibilité au contexte, et l’idée qu’un contexte est créé par une situation « écologiquement

Bayésianisme versus fréquentisme en inférence statistique Jan Sprenger*†Motivation du chapitre : la découverte de la particule de Higgs Le bayésianisme et le fréquentisme, les deux grandes écoles d’inférence statistique, se distinguent par des postulats philosophiques et des méthodes mathématiques fondamentalement différentes. En un mot, alors que l’inférence bayésienne s’intéresse à la crédibilité d’une hypothèse, les fréquentistes se focalisent sur la fiabilité des procédures

mappings by neural networks , Neural Networks, , n 2, 1989, p. 183-192. [GUY 95] G UYON X., Random fields on a network-modeling : Modelling, statistics, and applications, Probability and its applications, Springer-Verlag, 1995. [HAN 88] H ANNAN E., D EISTLER M., The statistical theory of linear systems, Wiley series in probability and mathematical statistics, John Wiley & Sons, 1988. [HOR 89] H ORNIK . K., S TINCHCOMBE M., W HITE H., Multilayer feedforward networks are universal approximators ,

........................... 164 4. Scenario Generation ............................................................................................. 165 4.1. Estimating the probability of a plant failure ..................................................................................... 167 4.2. Estimating the probability of a specific plant to fail .......................................................................... 167 4.3. Estimating the duration and start time of plant failures ....

competition; both are tied to the reproductive strategies of the two sexes. One theory is that, because men can have many more children than women, the potential gain in reproductive success from winning a competition is much greater for 448 Niederle and Vesterlund Gender Differences in Competition men, and men have therefore evolved to be more competitive than women (Daly and Wilson 1983). The second theory focuses on one gender being responsible for parental care. While a man’s death