<p class="Standard"><span lang="EN-GB">The academic character of the article is connected with attempt to answer question asked in title: Utopia without law – it possible? The theoretical arguments provided by author lead an affirmative this and allow for formulating following thesis: there no utopia law. not only present utopias, both positive negative ones (anti-utopias dystopias)...

Inductive learning models 14] 17] often use a search space of clauses, ordered by a generalization hierarchy. To nd solutions in the model, search algorithms use diierent generalization and specialization operators. In this article we will decompose the quasi-ordering induced by logical implication into six increasingly weak orderings. The diierence between two successive orderings will be smal...

The progression from risk identification to resolution through action or inaction on the part of investigators and policy makers is examined. The cases considered are ones where heated scientific and policy disagreement over the importance-and even the existence-of the risk agent persists or persisted throughout much of the process. Examples include cancer risks from extremely low doses of radi...

Ecosystem of arid and semiarid regions of the world, much of the country lies in the sensitive and fragile environment Canvases are that factors in the extinction and destruction are easily destroyed in this paper, artificial neural networks (ANNs) are introduced to obtain improved regional low-flow estimates at ungauged sites. A multilayer perceptron (MLP) network is used to identify the funct...

Before an outstanding article in 1999 by Richard Holton, weakness of will was identified as an agent's action contrary to his or her better judgment, while other better choices are available. The contemporary account of weakness of will (i.e., Holton’s theory) explains it in terms of intention. Accordingly, weakness of will happens if an agent fails to stick to his or her previously formed inte...