Ultimately, these ideas are connected to Church's thesis that says the mathematical notion of computable partial functions is the correct formalization of an effectively calculable partial function, which can neither be proved or disproved.

Although it was a partial success, the principal difficulty with the concept was in changing tempo.

Fuzzy logic has been extended to handle the concept of partial truth, where the truth value may range between completely true and completely false.

There is a concept for partial derivatives that is analogous to antiderivatives for regular derivatives.

* In the film The Man with the Screaming Brain, a similar concept is explored by having two partial brains inhabiting the same body.

Therefore, each religion can hold an authentic but ultimately inadequate concept of divine reality, producing a partial understanding of the universal truth, which requires syncretism to achieve a complete understanding as well as a path towards salvation or spiritual enlightenment.

Because hypergraph links can have any cardinality, there are several notions of the concept of a subgraph, called subhypergraphs, partial hypergraphs and section hypergraphs.

Backtracking can be applied only for problems which admit the concept of a " partial candidate solution " and a relatively quick test of whether it can possibly be completed to a valid solution.

Despite its usefulness, the concept of a partial atomic charge is somewhat arbitrary, because it depends on the method used to delimit between one atom and the next ( in reality, atoms have no clear boundaries ).

Another interesting way to characterize completeness properties is provided through the concept of ( monotone ) Galois connections, i. e. adjunctions between partial orders.

The mathematical notation of multi-indices simplifies formulae used in multivariable calculus, partial differential equations and the theory of distributions, by generalising the concept of an integer index to an ordered tuple of indices.

* A proof of concept can refer to a partial solution that involves a relatively small number of users acting in business roles to establish whether the system satisfies some aspect of the purpose it was designed for.

A concept defined for a partial order P will correspond to a dual concept on the dual poset P < sup > d </ sup >.

The order-reversing duality of partial orders can be extended to the concept of a dual category, the category formed by reversing all the arrows in a given category.

Success followed and the concept of partial ownership was embraced by developers worldwide, boosting sales of surplus condominium units at a time when the resort industry was depressed.

Amongst his many great achievements and contributions to economics is his concept of the " partial elasticity of substitution " set out in his famous 1938 book.

However lean accounting is a snapshot concept for capturing just partial derivatives or differentials of selected cost functions.

This partial occupation of Korea developed the Japanese concept that Korea had always been part of Japan, and the Japanese leaders of the late 19th and the early 20th centuries further used the Korean invasions to justify their 19th century occupation of Korea.

A common aspect of real-time strategy games is the player's partial limitation or complete inability to see beyond the visibility range of individual game objects that are under their ownership ( typically units and structures ), this concept is controlled by a mechanism known as the Fog of War.

A partial transversal is a set containing at most one element from each member of the collection, or ( in the stricter form of the concept ) a set with an injection from the set to C.

Even though the 1948 model was the first conscious effort at fins, the earlier partial occurrences may have made the concept more acceptable to consumers and designers.

In botany, Rolf Sattler has revised the concept of homeosis ( replacement ) by his emphasis of partial homeosis in addition to complete homeosis, which is commonly accepted.

Occasionally more than one solvent is found in a crystal, and often the stoichiometry is variable, reflected in the crystallographic concept of " partial occupancy.

The concept of partial isometry can be defined in other equivalent ways.

It reached a partial trade agreement with India in 2005 and began negotiations for a full-fledged FTA with India in 2006.

In December 2001, a series of deposit runs began to have a severe impact on the health of the banking system, leading the Argentine authorities to impose a partial deposit freeze.

In partial response to this shift, DC editor Julius Schwartz began a widespread reinvention / revival of many Golden Age heroes, and " Fox was one of the first writers ... Schwartz called in to help.

The chain of events leading to the partial core meltdown began at 4 am EST on March 28, 1979, in TMI-2's secondary loop, one of the three main water / steam loops in a pressurized water reactor.

By now, Munson and Tower's plan was well out of the bag, and anyone who had even a partial claim to any of the lands began to litigate.

Now a partial owner of Ironcat, Prellwitz began taking an active role in the management of Ironcat, relieving Bennett of some leadership pressures, and at the same time causing a culture clash with some longtime employees and members of the Ironcat " family ".

The same year his government began a massive privatisation both partial or full, of the 200 state owned companies, as well as the hundreds of affiliates dependent on these companies.

The government then began to issue partial details of the event, followed by an anti-Lin Biao propaganda campaign.

Long in ruins, excavation and partial reconstruction began in 1999.

In the first year of Rowland's third term ( 2003 ), rumors began circulating that contractors doing business with the state paid for and made improvements to his weekend cottage, that he benefited improperly from the sale of a condominium in Washington, D. C. at an inflated price, that he took gifts from subordinates in state government, and that he took partial ownership in businesses immediately before they were granted state contracts.

The Office of Public Works began a major programme of conservation and exploratory works, costing over six million euro, including partial restoration of the moat and the installation of a protective roof.

It was this process that made Vinicius to be acknowledged later as one of the most prominent members of the " generation of ' 45 "-the name given to various Brazilian modernist writers who began publishing during the 1930s and 1940s, who had as their defining trait a partial rejection of the formal novelties of earlier modernism in favour of a rehabilitation of traditional forms and vocabulary.

Social stagnation began much earlier, with Brezhnev's rise to power, his revoking of several of the relatively liberal reforms of his predecessor, Nikita Khrushchev, and partial rehabilitation of Stalinist policies.

In the wake of the elder Wilson's partial absence, younger siblings Dennis Wilson and Carl Wilson began to take the helm both inside and outside of the studio's control room.

The Second Anglo-Dutch War began in 1665, lasting until 1667 when it ended with the Treaty of Breda, in which De Witt negotiated very favorable agreements for the Republic after the partial destruction of the British fleet in the Raid on the Medway, initiated by De Witt himself and executed in 1666 by De Ruyter.

This project began with the addition of a partial four lane highway through the Fair Grove, MO area to replace a dangerous red light intersection with an overpass, it culminated with the entire length of U. S. 65 becoming a four lane highway from Springfield to just outside of Buffalo.

From around 1960 onwards, Harlow and his students began publishing their observations on the effects of partial and total social isolation.

At the start of the 2006 season the Devils and the North Melbourne Football Club began a partial alignment but the season proved to be a disappointment, with the Devils finishing eighth and missing the finals.

It wasn ’ t until 1935, with the establishment of the Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration ( PRRA ) and the large sum of federal funds that it invested for public works in Puerto Rico, that the partial design and construction of the so called Plan Parsos began.

However, in 1798 the publishing firm of Breitkopf & Härtel began to issue a ( partial ) Complete Works edition under the name " Amadeus ".

In May 2008 ended the gravel mining and began the partial attenuation of the lakes.

Mr. Suárez backed the idea and, although he died in 1988, the remodeling began with partial public funding in 1992.

In the United Kingdom, the city regional agenda began to be seen as an alternative to the Regional Assemblies in England that were favoured as a partial answer to the West Lothian question but rejected in a referendum by voters in North East England in November 2004.

The IACHR began processing the complaint, received a partial recognition of the state's institutional responsibility from democratically elected president Alfonso Portillo in the first year of his term, and finally referred the case to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights for judgement and settlement.