COMMON FEATURES IN NEURASTHENIA AND INSANITY: THEIR COMMON BASIS AND COMMON TREATMENT

Common Transitions and Their Meanings

Flukes liver epidemic common between human and livestock in slaughtered and their staining

Background: The flukes liver is common parasite of human and livestock that has effect on loss of economic. The human is final host parasites that infected of flukes liver. The fluke is a significant human health problem and damage liver of human. Materials and methods: This cross sectional study was performed in the livestock of slaughtered in the slaughter house in Khormabad and 2912 liv...

Common Knowledge and Common Belief

Philosopher: Today, I suggest we discuss the important concepts of common knowledge and common belief. As far as I know, the first one to give a formal analysis of these concepts was the philosopher David Lewis, in his book Convention [131]. One of his examples is traffic conventions, about the role of common knowledge in how one behaves in road traffic. To explain this properly, I wonder if yo...

Common belief and common knowledge

But game theory as we presently know it can not proceed without the fulcrum of common knowledge. Robert Wilson (1985) In the universal belief space [Mertens and Zamir (1985)] which incorporated all situations of incomplete information concerning a state space S , we de ne a `knowledge operator' in terms of beliefs. From this operator we derive (in the usual way) the concept of common knowledge ...

Common basis for cellular motility

Motility is characteristic of life, but a common basis for movement has remained to be identified. Diverse systems in motion shift between two states depending on interactions that turnover at the rate of an applied cycle of force. Although one phase of the force cycle terminates the decay of the most recent state, continuation of the cycle of force regenerates the original decay process in a r...