Some telling examples: A reply to Tsohatzidis

Some examples related to colorings

We complement the literature by proving that for a fixed-point free map f : X → X the statements (1) f admits a finite functionally closed cover A with f [A]∩A = ∅ for all A ∈ A (i.e., a coloring) and (2) βf is fixed-point free are equivalent. When functionally closed is weakened to closed, we show that normality is sufficient to prove equivalence, and give an example to show it cannot be omitt...

Some Examples Related to Knot Sliceness

It is known that the linking form on the 2-cover of slice knots has a metabolizer. We show that several weaker conditions, or some other conditions related to sliceness, do not imply the existence of a metabolizer. We then show how the Rudolph-Bennequin inequality can be used indirectly to prove that some knots are not slice.

Some Ideas and Examples to Evaluate Ontologies

The lack of methods for evaluating ontologies in laboratories can be an obstacle to their use in companies. This paper presents a set of emerging ideas in evaluation of ontologies useful for: (1) ontologies developers in the lab, as a foundation from which to perform technical evaluations; (2) end users of ontologies in companies, as a point of departure in the search for the best ontology for ...

Representations : Some Examples

REPLY Some Thoughts on

In the target article (Dar-Nimrod & Heine, 2011), we provided a social–cognitive framework which identified genetic essentialist biases and their implications. In their commentaries, Haslam (2011) and Turkheimer (2011) indicated their general agreement with this framework but highlighted some important points for consideration. Haslam suggested that neuroessentialism is a comparable kind of ess...