Jon, John, List:
Just a note that I think should be considered very deeply in the historical
context of the potential for consistency within CSP's writings. And a couple
of questions.
See; W1: 256, Lecture VIII: Forms of Induction and Hypothesis (1865)
Quote:
The first distinction we found
John, List:
For example in a function, like f=ma, m,a is an ordered pair, one from one
domain and another from another domain such that their product is in another
domain which is the range of the function.
Huh?
Yes, as stated, I agree with your sentence.
And that a function can be
, but there are a lot of
other constraints like valence and so on.
Best,
John
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From: Jerry LR Chandler [mailto:jerry_lr_chand...@me.com]
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John, List
