review amazon products and get paid
review amazon products and get paid
this second workshop in the series will focus on� questions related to data in the assessment of models or/and� empirical characterization of phenomena. questions to be addressed include what are relevant data,� what are the relevant physical parameters of the system under study, i.e. those� that make a difference that should not be neglected or shielded off� but rather be accounted for. are there scientific controversies about this, how are they resolved?
�we aim to have� these sorts of questions addressed in different scientific disciplines,
with attention to differences in how they are approached and dealt with there. elizabeth lloyd will take up those issues as they arise in climate
modeling, alan love and roberta millstein in biology. anthony chemero, isabelle peschard, and bas van fraassen will address foundations and
applications of dynamics in such diverse areas as fluid mechanics and cognitive science.
abstracts: click here for all, or on individual links below
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commentators at large: arthur fine (u. washington), james griesemer (uc davis), jenann ismael (u. arizona), edward mackinnon (csu east bay), elizabeth potter (mills college),
shannon vallor (santa clara u.), andrea woody (u. washington)
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