Muscle size and strength: debunking the “completely separate phenomena” suggestion

Identity and self consciousness: two separate phenomena

Identity, personality and self-consciousness are often seen in cognitive science as almost the same cognitive capacity. In this paper we will justify an alternative and in many ways opposite opinion: that identity, at least in its most basic way, is a non-exclusive protocultural factor that requires cognitive capacities that are linked to social competence and to organism cooperation, and that ...

Suggestion of New Correlations for Drop/Interface Coalescence Phenomena in the Absence and Presence of Single Surfactant

After designing and constructing a coalescence cell, drop/interface coalescence phenomenon was studied in the absence and presence of single surfactant.Two surface active agents of sodium dodecyl sulfate and 1-decanol were used. Distilled water was used as dispersed phase. Toluene, n-heptane and aqueous 60% (v/v) of glycerol were selected as continuous phases, separately. It was found that ...

Debunking the first myth about debunking

Debunking the first myth about debunking

Completely Regular Designs of Strength One

We study a class of highly regular t-designs. These are the subsets of vertices of the Johnson graph which are completely regular in the sense of Delsarte [2]. In [9], Meyerowitz classified the completely regular designs having strength zero. In this paper, we determine the completely regular designs having strength one and minimum distance at least two. The approach taken here utilizes the inc...