The Natural Philosophy of TimeClarendon Press, 1980 - 399 Seiten |
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... precedes q , or q precedes p , and these three relations are mutually exclusive . Further- more , if p precedes q and q precedes another instant r , then p precedes r , and q is said to be between p and r . ( ii ) T is a dense set ...
... precedes q , or q precedes p , and these three relations are mutually exclusive . Further- more , if p precedes q and q precedes another instant r , then p precedes r , and q is said to be between p and r . ( ii ) T is a dense set ...
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... precedes p . Consequently , p is the limit of the sequence in the sense that for every p ' preceding p there is a ... precedes some durations b . We can then define instants p and q such that if t is contained by c then p precedes t and ...
... precedes p . Consequently , p is the limit of the sequence in the sense that for every p ' preceding p there is a ... precedes some durations b . We can then define instants p and q such that if t is contained by c then p precedes t and ...
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... precedes some other instant t1 . Then by ( ii ) it follows that we can choose an instant t2 which precedes t1 and is preceded by to . We shall denote this by the symbolism to < t2 < t1 . Similarly , we can choose an instant t3 such that ...
... precedes some other instant t1 . Then by ( ii ) it follows that we can choose an instant t2 which precedes t1 and is preceded by to . We shall denote this by the symbolism to < t2 < t1 . Similarly , we can choose an instant t3 such that ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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