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ASSOCIATE. This term is applied to a judge who is not the president of a court; as associate judge.

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If [alpha] = id, the Hom-Jordan associator reduces to the usual Jordan associator.

Hom-Lie Triple System and Hom-Bol Algebra Structures on Hom-Maltsev and Right Hom-Alternative Algebras

The Describe Associator facilitates the generation of one-dimensional or multidimensional association rules [HaKa01].

Metodo tres-pasos para integrar fuertemente tareas de mineria de datos en un sistema de base de datos relacional

But our cybernetic approach allows that detailing of Miller's subsystems for processing information, especially of his associator, that we need to compare Miller's and Beer's theories.

The relationship between: Miller's living systems theory and Beer's viable systems theory

The acquisition of sequence knowledge by the phonological reading route will be facilitated by the presence of sequence knowledge in the acoustic to articulatory motor pattern associator, as has been shown in simulations by Harm and Seidenberg [34].

Treatability of different components of aphasia--insights from a case study

The associator provides associations among various information objects such as inputs signals, decisions and effects.

A conceptual model for designing adaptive human-computer interfaces using the living systems theory

The ninth and last primary data-processing subsystem is the associator. The associator is 'the subsystem which carries out the first stage of the learning process, forming enduring associations among items of information in the system' (Miller, 1978, p.

Public and private codes in living systems theory

The emphasis in Figure 6 is on the external connections to the associator, input transducer, internal transducer, decoder, encoder and motor subsystems (through the channel and net, not shown).

The motivation complex: a tribute to James G. and Jessie L. Miller

High-effectiveness groups perceive the input transducer, memory and encoder processes as high in quality but perceive the associator, producer and supporter processes as low in quality.

Integrating living system process analysis and concrete process analysis with balanced scorecard

The two critical subsystems in a living system that deal with the learning processes are associator and memory.

A living systems analysis of student design projects at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)

(4) Internal processes of information include those of the reproducer, the internal transducer, the channel and net, the timer, the associator, the memory, and the decider subsystems.

The study of pathology and living systems theory

3.3.5 Associator. The subsystem which carries out the first stage of the learning process, forming enduring associations among items of information in the earth's system.

Living systems and its philosophy considered at the level of the earth

Those processing information are the input transducer, the internal transducer, the channel and net, the timer, the decoder, the associator, the memory, the encoder, the output transducer, and the decider.