We develop a theory of multiplicities roots for polynomials over hyperfields and use this to provide unified conceptual proof both Descartes' rule signs Newton's "polygon rule".

Sign languages stand out in that there is high prevalence of conventionalised linguistic forms that map directly to their referent (i.e., iconic). Hearing adults show low performance when asked to guess the meaning of iconic signs suggesting that their iconic features are largely inaccessible to them. However, it has not been investigated whether speakers’ gestures, which also share the propert...

The existing classifications of the strategies socio-economic development state have been improved with selection such classification features these strategies, namely: normative; orientation; level uncertainty and degree risk; relative strength strategic position; type development; basic concept achieving competitive advantages; aggressive behavior in competition; decision-making; stage life c...

Background: Discoid lupus erythematosus (DLE) is a variety of lupus disease characterized with sticky thick scaces telangiectasia and follicular plugging. Objectives: To determine the relative frequency of clinical, paraclinical and pathological findings in patients with DLE. Patients and Methods: The clinical, Paraclinical and pathological findings in 50 biopsy proven patients with DLE referre...

To identify the neural components that make a brain ready for language, it is important to have well defined linguistic phenotypes, to know precisely what language is. There are two central features to language: the capacity to form signs (words), and the capacity to combine them into complex structures. We must determine how the human brain enables these capacities. A sign is a link between a ...

The world is familiar with Chinese wine but neglects its attractive partner, Thumb Fight (拇战). a precious traditional drinking game. However, rare research still focuses on history, not the translation process during dynamic playing logic. semiotic access to logic from Peircean. can be developed under guidance of semiotics. This article analyzes process’s signs translating based semiotics Peirc...

Much research indicates that concepts of magnitude and valence are represented spatially, with more/less and positive/negative relations mapped to vertical and horizontal axes. While these mappings are sometimes manifested linguistically through conventional metaphors (e.g., ”prices fell”), recent evidence suggests that they may be built into the very forms of words – traditionally assumed to b...

Few semioticians have approached Peirce’s extended typologies of signs (10 and 66 classes of signs), developed from 1903, which still seems obscure, structurally intricate and hard to apply to empirical phenomena. To make things worse, there remains a tendency to think that the extended typologies are extravagant and unproductive conceptual tools. My argument here suggests something different. ...