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The ‘Free Choice’ Approach

The Meaning of Free Choice

The Meaning of Free Choice

... What we are witnessing here is the failure of excluding PIs on purely pragmatic grounds, and this failure plagues not only Dayal, but any approach that would treat polarity phenomena as part of the discourse ...

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A Free Educational Choice For All

A Free Educational Choice For All

... They cannot be summarily tested, rejected, and recycled like an aluminum can. Human beings require a different approach to educational assessment, one that will have as much to do with teachers as with students. ...

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Likelihood free model choice

Likelihood free model choice

... model choice and this results in a loss of information, when compared with the exact inferential approach, hence a wider discrepancy between the exact Bayes factor and the quantity produced by an ABC ...

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Likelihood-free model choice

Likelihood-free model choice

... model choice and this results in a loss of information, when compared with the exact inferential approach, hence a wider discrepancy between the exact Bayes factor and the quantity produced by an ABC ...

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Choice-free Stone duality

Choice-free Stone duality

... nonconstructive choice principle, equivalent to the Boolean Prime Ideal ...a choice-free topo- logical representation of Boolean ...without choice principles that any Boolean algebra arises ...

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Free Choice of the Nature in the Changing World

Free Choice of the Nature in the Changing World

... The basic idea of biotic integration in forest ecosystems is based on respect for "a free choice of the nature". Biotic integration forms close to nature forest plantings when the plantings close to the ...

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Free choice permission as resource-sensitive reasoning

Free choice permission as resource-sensitive reasoning

... This result depends on only two assumptions: that or can express ad- ditive disjunction, and that it is reasonable to represent strong permission using the deontic reduction strategy. The assumption that or can express ...

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Synthesis of Bounded Choice-Free Petri Nets

Synthesis of Bounded Choice-Free Petri Nets

... 1 Introduction, some examples, and basic notation In system analysis, the main task is to examine a given system’s properties by means of a behavioural description. By contrast, in system synthesis, the task is to ...

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Sequential dependencies between trials in free choice tasks

Sequential dependencies between trials in free choice tasks

... According to this test, sequential dependencies exceeding one step are present in 2 of 12 subjects in experiment 1, and 5 of 17 subjects in experiment 2. Hypothesis tests have a bias in favor of retaining the null ...

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Universal Implicatures and Free Choice Effects: Experimental Data

Universal Implicatures and Free Choice Effects: Experimental Data

... There are a variety of linguistic phenomena of interest for theorists who want to study the distinction between semantics and pragmatics (e.g., indexi- cals, metaphors, presuppositions). However, scalar implicatures ...

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PP 2018 13: 
  Choice free Stone duality

PP 2018 13: Choice free Stone duality

... nonconstructive choice principle, equivalent to the Boolean Prime Ideal ...a choice-free topo- logical representation of Boolean ...without choice principles that any Boolean algebra arises ...

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On Fault Diagnosis of random Free-choice Petri Nets

On Fault Diagnosis of random Free-choice Petri Nets

... (5) the faults are unpredictable (6) ∀p ∈ P c , ∀p • ⊆ T o or ∀p • ⊆ T uo . A minimal explanation of a given observed event t o ∈ T o minimal explanation is a linearization of a set of events, since there must exist a ...

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Free schools in England: choice, admissions and social segregation

Free schools in England: choice, admissions and social segregation

... some Free Schools reported using what they believed were innovative operational, curricular or pedagogical practices (Cirin, ...just Free School head teachers means that it does not actually provide a very ...

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Free choice and distribution over disjunction: the case of free choice ability

Free choice and distribution over disjunction: the case of free choice ability

... without free choice inferences, it is not the absence versus presence of ...of free choice ...how free choice inferences come about need to explain how it is possible ability can ...

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Free choice and homogeneity

Free choice and homogeneity

... of Free Choice under negation are derived by appealing to two independent sets of alternatives: positive and negative ...that Free Choice effects do not occur with negated ...since Free ...

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Filtering free choice

Filtering free choice

... ‘free choice’ inferences, ...between free choice and presup- ...the free choice inference triggered by the former can contribute to filtering the presuppo- sition of the ...a ...

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Sluicing on free choice

Sluicing on free choice

... of Free Choice, the NCN has been suggested in previous work by Simons (2005) and Aloni ...disjunctive Free Choice sentences, like (1), and disjunctive Free Choice sentences in ...

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Catholics for a Free Choice

Catholics for a Free Choice

... under free access, they do not receive counseling about the availability or appropriateness of contraceptives, or about specific methods, in a formal health care setting where reproductive health care is inte- ...

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Counterfactuals, counteractuals, and free choice

Counterfactuals, counteractuals, and free choice

... But what matters here is not whether this formulation of determinism is a priori or not. Rather, it is important that the notion of necessity involved in the argument is appropriate. To this end we observe that  and  ...

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Free Choice Relatives in Telugu

Free Choice Relatives in Telugu

... Free Choice Relatives in Telugu 1 Rahul Balusu — EFLU, Hyderabad ...-ever free relative (FR) can have one of three interpretations – ignorance, indifference, and ...

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