| When not losing money in seedy gambling dens or making wisecracks about chaos theory, he's shooting heroin. |
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| And so they propose to apply chaos theory to that welter of information in order to find those patterns. |
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| These are big ifs and you don't have to believe in chaos theory to see that the economic consequences of what happened yesterday could be severe. |
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| It is a straightforward popular science treatment of the mathematics and science behind chaos theory. |
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| We'll have to forgive him for forgetting that it's chaos theory, not catastrophe theory. |
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| Yet true to chaos theory, the appearance of non-linearity does not necessarily imply a lack of coherent structures. |
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| Another way the film startles is its highfalutin talk about prime numbers, chaos theory and French post-impressionist painters. |
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| The team includes experts in pattern recognition, geodynamics, seismology, chaos theory, statistical physics and public safety. |
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| Furthermore, there is no evidence which supports the chaos theory advocated by the Appellant and Professor Weiler. |
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| Yet recent breakthroughs in chaos theory and quantum mechanics, for example, also suggest that the workings of the universe cannot be predicted with absolute precision. |
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| The implications of map theory, game theory, topology, the fractals of chaos theory, have all lurked in ornament, awaiting their elevation to science. |
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| Mathematician benoit Mandelbrot is namedropped on page 49 in a hiccupped discussion of chaos theory. |
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| This property is the principal characteristic of fractals within chaos theory. |
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| In a more advanced understanding of social realities-such as inspired by chaos theory conceptions-this has all fundamentally changed. |
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| That the tiniest thing can sometimes decide the future course of events is not a discovery exclusive to chaos theory. |
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| One criticism often laid at the door of chaos theory is that little progress has been made in this discipline after its stunning start. |
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| The new thing about chaos theory, however, is that it also allows for quantitative statements to be made about unpredictable systems. |
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| At first we weren't talking chaos theory, but it gravitated there. |
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| Their research is among the earliest in large parameter theory and played a role in the development of the modern theory of dynamical systems and chaos theory. |
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| The use of chaos theory and fractal dimension analysis is widespread. |
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| A few years later, Baum posited that the math behind tumor growth looked more like chaos theory than anything else. |
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| True complexity involves the study of real-life processes and goes beyond the approximations of statistics, and methods such as chaos theory and catastrophe theory. |
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| A clear example can be found in chaos theory, which is now proving invaluable in the study of a whole range of phenomena from cardiac arrhythmia to the dynamics of traffic jams. |
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| But the slippage towards irregular warfare as the strategic norm of the late 20th and now the 21st century is giving chaos theory its real military sense. |
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| Examples include the Santa Fe Institute, New Mexico, renowned for its work on complexity, and the University of Michigan, one of several universities offering courses on chaos theory. |
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| The chapter on career development theory also adds consideration of constructivism, social constructivism, and chaos theory. |
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| Perhaps chaos theory has applications to music. |
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| Call it baseball's equivalent of chaos theory. |
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| In another words, chaos theory describes a set of different organizational forces, which exist in active strains. |
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| This book outlines the growth of chaos theory and influence and then provides a thorough criticism of it. |
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| Professor Ian Stewart, who lectures in chaos theory at Warwick University, hopes the same could happen with British sci-fi. |
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| Some of the most interesting theorists of warfare over the last half century have tried to work with chaos theory as a post modern way of addressing mobile warfare. |
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| Chaos theory conveniently dovetails with this instinct of military self-preservation. |
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| Chaos Theory is probably the best horse to run in Richard Burridge's colours since Desert Orchid retired after a fall in the 1991 King George VI Chase. |
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