'External object' presentation slideshows

Issue: Standardized Categorization, Partitioning, Collections,and Unique Identification

Issue: Standardized Categorization, Partitioning, Collections,and Unique Identification to support Discovery and Use through a Registry or Namespace or Namespace URI + filepath conventions. Names, IDs, Categorization, Classification.

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@archladies archladies

@archladies archladies.com. PLATFORM DEVELOPER I Certification Study Group Week 2 Led by: Blanca V. Leon-Carter bvleoncarter@gmail.com. #LBAjourneytoPD1. Week 1 Reflection and Brief Q & A. Resources here, resources there, where oh where do we start?.

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General Philosophy

Dr Peter Millican, Hertford College. General Philosophy. Lecture 6: Perception and the Primary/ Secondary Quality distinction. The Mechanisms of Perception.

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Perception & the External World

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Touch

Touch. Brought to You By:. Max Jonathan Amaad Elise Laura. Structure of Skin Senses. Skin Senses. Contains nerve endings Can feel: warmth, touch, pain, and pleasure More dense (sensitive) in the tongue, face and hands Touch can stimulate sexual arousal. Phantom Limb.

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British Empiricism

British Empiricism. Empiricist Epistemology. Epistemology The study of knowledge (how and what we can know) Knowledge = true beliefs, thoughts, propositions Truth = a belief or proposition is said to be true if it corresponds to reality

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Object Lifetimes and Dynamic Objects

Object Lifetimes and Dynamic Objects. Lecture-7. Object Lifetimes and Dynamic Objects. External (Global) Objects Persistent (in existence) throughout the lifetime of a program. Automatic (local) Objects Persistent and visible only throughout the local scope (where they were created)

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Object Lifetime and Dynamic Objects

Object Lifetime and Dynamic Objects. Lecture-7. Object Lifetimes and Dynamic Objects. External (Global) Objects Persistent (in existence) throughout the lifetime of a program. Automatic (local) Objects Persistent and visible only throughout the local scope (where they were created)

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C. G. Jung

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