Titlebook: Lectures on Structure and Significance of Science; H. Mohr Textbook 1977 Springer-Verlag 1977 Significance of Science.Structure.biology.ev

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H. Mohrdance with various imposed constraints. It covers a wide range of ideas and because of its fundamental nature it has applications throughout mathematics. Among the well-established areas of combinatorics may now be included the studies of graphs and networks, block designs, games, transversals, and

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H. Mohrecute it. There were two main areas of policy — external relations with other countries which are the province of this chapter and Chapters 4, 5, 8, 9 and 10, and internal production policy, the province of Chapters 6 and 7. The two areas are interconnected: production policy influenced, and was inf

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H. Mohrrgy project — the period to which the participants would always look back nostalgically — was almost over. Despite shortcomings in the machinery of government, and shortages, crises and difficulties of every kind, the programme was coming along almost exactly to time. The uranium metal plant was wor

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H. Mohrt face to face with the hazards of such an undertaking.... Because of the dangers, some of the scientists doubted whether the programme could or should be prosecuted.’ In Britain practically no one seems to have doubted whether the British post-war project should be undertaken, despite General Grove