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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"abeyance"”.
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Exploring the Relationship of the Closeness of a Genetic Algorithm's Chromosome Encoding to Its Problem Space
… I will show that diploid chromosomes leverage abeyance to benefit their adaptability in dynamic environments. Finally, I will show that if not all of the parts of the GA are close to the problem, the benefits of the parts that are can be negated by the parts that are not
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Withholding Language: ambiguity and precision in the education of an architect
… of architecture by language. Holding language in abeyance is necessary in order to wander openly amidst the labyrinth of architecture. This stance is not an indication of the inferiority of language to architecture but rather a question of finding appropriate limits. This act of withholding allows …
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Scriblerian Ethics: Encounters in Satiric Metamorphosis
… and critical features of the group's writing in abeyance, as it attempts to account for the positive, phenomenological concepts and features of Scriblerian satiric and non-satiric writing. The intensities and affiliations of Scriblerian writing that emerge from this study gesture aesthetically …
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The Industrial Relations (Amendment) Act of 2001 : its effects and the implications for workers and trade unions in Ireland
… may not provide for collective bargaining. In abeyance since 2007 due to legal challenges, and amid Government commitments to return the Act to its original intent, this thesis seeks to provide an evidence based response to the various calls for the Act’s amendment or replacement. A mixed …
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At Home, In Kansas City
… individuals that constitute it may be held in abeyance. Ultimately, as the reader moves from one poem to the next, from one set to the other, he or she may come to experience a narrative, of the poet trying to find something to say about the world and his experience of it, that provides some …
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Literature's Blind Spot: Event and Remainder in Tom McCarthy's Fiction
… the literary work: the work as such is always in abeyance; the novel probes the idea that literature necessarily requires reference to an unreachable outside that defines it. McCarthy's thinking of the event is read alongside thinkers such as Maurice Blanchot and Jacques Derrida. Remainder, for …
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Lawyers in New South Wales, 1856-1914 : the evolution of a colonial profession
… deteriorated and law reform slipped into abeyance. It was not until the 1880s that lawyers began to demonstrate new strengths. In part this change was due to the increased size and experience of the profession and the apolitical standing of its leaders, but above all it reflected the new …
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Lawyers in New South Wales, 1856-1914 : the evolution of a colonial profession
… deteriorated and law reform slipped into abeyance. It was not until the 1880s that lawyers began to demonstrate new strengths. In part this change was due to the increased size and experience of the profession and the apolitical standing of its leaders, but above all it reflected the new …
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A report on certain clinical and experimental investigations of a series of cases allied to frost bite admitted to No: 1 General Hospital, British Expeditionary Force since November, - 1914
… predisposing factors are: - (i) Absence or great abeyance of those muscular movements which are a natural response of the organism to cold, and which, by stimulating the circulation, tend to remove products of fatigue from the tissues. (ii) Continuous assumption, for periods measured in days, of …
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Seeing it Straight
<p>This Master of Fine Arts thesis is divided into four main sections:FAITH and DISBELIEF: In which I reckon with the implications of faith versus rationality as a secular nontheistic artist. IDEAS: The central locus of my work is a place of indeterminacy between what is known/familiar and what is …