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...from University of New Mexico, Gallup, USA; Robert N. Boyd, Consulting physicist for Princeton Biotechnology Corporation; Yunita Umniyati, from Swiss-German University, Tangerang, Indonesia; and Daniel Chandra, from University of Malang, Indonesia....

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...cast.net• Yunita Umniyati, PhD. Head of Physics Lab, Dept. Mechatronics, Swiss- German University, Tangerang - Indonesia. Email: yunita.umniyati@ ... ... From Hilbert to Dilbert of Sciences in 1915. Since Britain and Germany were at war at that time, there was no direct communicati... ...sts. Preparations began, but immediately ran into problems. Although Britain and Germany had been at war since 1914, conscription into the armed f... ...shed a paper that sent shock waves through the mathematical community and forced mathematicians to take a fresh look at their discipline. The math... ... systems, and neither can be properly understood without an appreciation of what mathematicians means by the word “axiom” and the role axioms play... ... Gödel proved this theorem, it was widely believed that, with sufficient effort, mathematicians would eventually be able to formulate axioms to su... ... in widely divergent post-traumatic stress responses which he included under the 19th-century diagnosis of hysteria.37 Definition of quadruple - con...

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...her researchers contributed to some papers: Volodymyr Krasnoholovets (IOP, Ukraine), Sergey Ershkov (MSU, Moscow, Russia), and Yunita Umniyati (Swiss-German University, Tangerang, Indonesia). This compilation is inspired from a series of seminars by Rev. Jan Friso from Kingdom Impact, and also a discussion with Minister Dr. Robby Chandra. The title, “Let the wind blow”, ...

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...:florentin.smarandache@laposte.netYunita UmniyatiHead of Physics Lab, Swiss German University, BSD City, Tangerang – Indonesia.Email: yunita.umniyati@... .... Szilard. [1]They are called “Szilard’s 10 commandments.” He wrote them in German withno thought, at the time, of publishing them. During Szilard's l... ...ike superstring and M-theory. Such critics tostring theory came mostly from mathematicians, such as Sir Roger Penroseand Peter Woyt.[2][3]Now it seems... ...ogrammers is that theyoften cheat in order to get results. The problem with mathematicians is that they oftenwork with simple models in order to get r... ...uffer. e. AdS/CFT. We heard that there is recent progress i.e. that some mathematicians have proved that there is theoretical correspondence bet... ...ent of the Friedmann equations?) These questions are becoming increasingly germane — as the models cosmologists use for the stress-energy content of ... ...ll had set out to create a more efficient hull design for canal boats (a 19th-century forerunner, perhaps, of current efforts ...

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...independent peer review is such animportant part of the work of engineers, mathematicians, and scientists. Youwho are historians will have to judge my... ...he Langley ResearchCenter that directed Project Mercury and the 125-person German rocket team.Speaking of the ABMA and its German rocketeers, one lead... ... was much like that of a professorand a student, one of the members of the German rocket team explained. Therelationship led to a tradition known as “... ...development. Krafft Ehricke—a former member ofWernher von Braun’s group in Germany and then the United States who wasworking for the Convair Division ... ..., optical and electronics experts, machinists, data processors, andapplied mathematicians. 53. Avrett oral history; Charles Whitney oral history, 13 ... ...JPL has two robots on Mars, carrying outwhat can best be described as late-19th-century field geology with 21st-centuryinstruments. NASA has a flotill... ...n two geographical dimensions during the Age ofDiscovery, as the 18th- and 19th-century explorers did on both land and seawith improved transportation...

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...espearean mood to their work.33. Doppelganger-The term is derived from the German language and literally translates into ‘double walker’. It refers t... ...nown as kennings. The use of kennings was also prevalent in Old Norse and Germanic poetry. Example: Kennings are rare in modern day language. Here a... ... English Poetry and Literature, and can be found in the English, Russian, German, Dutch and French languages. Example: In everyday conversations in ... ...d in the past. Walter Scott helped popularise this genre in the early 19th-century, with works such as Rob Roy and Ivanhoe.... ...al Fiction-is a genre of creative fictional work in which mathematics and mathematicians play important roles. The form and the medium of the works ...

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...espearean mood to their work.33. Doppelganger-The term is derived from the German language and literally translates into ‘double walker’. It refers t... ...nown as kennings. The use of kennings was also prevalent in Old Norse and Germanic poetry. Example: Kennings are rare in modern day language. Here a... ... English Poetry and Literature, and can be found in the English, Russian, German, Dutch and French languages. Example: In everyday conversations in ... ...d in the past. Walter Scott helped popularise this genre in the early 19th-century, with works such as Rob Roy and Ivanhoe.... ...al Fiction-is a genre of creative fictional work in which mathematics and mathematicians play important roles. The form and the medium of the works ...