| So no random isomorphism or pattern somewhere is going to count, and hence syntax is not observer-relative. |
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| In institutional environments, in particular, organizations are rewarded for structural isomorphism. |
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| In his talk Steinitz introduced an algebra over the ring of integers whose base elements are isomorphism classes of finite abelian groups. |
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| If properly presented, an analogy may hide an isomorphism, and so may satisfy the three preceding criteria. |
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| We say that two structures are isomorphic if there is an isomorphism from one to the other. |
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| Homomorphisms, quotient groups, isomorphism theorems and permutation groups. |
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| The dog says that there are no surfaces, just occasional strata of unusual density, and that there can't be abstaction because deep isomorphism is always required. |
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| There must be a determinate and expressible structural isomorphism, even though one could not say that the blueprint realizes the form of the house. |
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| Indeed, in mathematics, isomorphism is a perfect one-to-one, bijective mapping between two structures or sets. |
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| The dysmorphism and isomorphism criteria were examined on the UF-100 in 120 patients with confirmed renal or postrenal hematuria. |
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| The postulated isomorphism between words and things constitutes the characterizing feature of all philosophically based universal languages. |
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| The isomorphism of compounds does not prove the isomorphism of their respective constituents. |
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| Structural consistency is maximal when the analogy is an isomorphism, although lower levels are admitted. |
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| Some types of analogies can have a precise mathematical formulation through the concept of isomorphism. |
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| A homeomorphism, also known as a topological isomorphism, is the most basic space of this kind, revealing a continuous inverse function. |
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| The notions isomorphism and homomorphism can be defined with further widening on the systems. |
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| This isomorphism between consciousness and sound is on e that is consequently attributed to human nature. |
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| There are, in addition, categorical axiomatizations of arithmetic, where a set of sentences is categorical if, and only if, all of its models are isomorphic, which means that there is only one model up to isomorphism. |
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| Vector products exist in dimension 0, 1, 3, and 7 only, and are unique up to isomorphism in each dimension. |
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| The following paper suggests that the institutional isomorphism of the new modes of governance stands in sharp contrast to the heteromorphism of organisational practices, resources and constraints. |
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| Hurley calls it the isomorphism hypothesis. |
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| Institutional change is seen as a process of isomorphism or diffusion through mechanisms such as legitimacy pressures and normative schemes embedded in training and practice. |
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| Fruits of the new deal initiated by the discovery of the proof dynamics and proof-program isomorphism, this inversion will become essential only with the geometrical turn. |
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| H ere we glimpse a clear isomorphism between religious practice and consumer capitalist dynamics. |
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| Lost in the list of variables is the more general pressure toward institutional isomorphism that is present in large fields of organization. |
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| An injective homomorphism is called monomorphism, a surjective homomorpism is called epimorphism and a bijective homomorphism is called isomorphism. |
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| A groupoid is a category in which every morphism is an isomorphism. |
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