Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The property of being differentiable.
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- noun The ability to be
differentiated .
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Examples
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But if the city is able to replace an older and more expensive worker with a cheaper and younger worker and the differentiability factor really is simply seniority than they should do so.
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Not on your life; Sewell “cheats” just like anyone else who puts in things like continuity, differentiability, analyticity, and whatever other properties one can use to solve systems of PDEs.
Evidence that the Second Law of Thermodynamics is wrong? - The Panda's Thumb 2010
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Even the Newton-Raphson method for finding the zeroes of a function makes use of differentiability.
Another smackdown of Dembski & Marks - The Panda's Thumb 2009
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Things like continuity, differentiability, analyticity or whatever other characteristics apply to the possible solution sets are all used in the computer algorithms that solve problems.
Another smackdown of Dembski & Marks - The Panda's Thumb 2009
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It is also a scientific fact that much of the world of physics and chemistry, and by implication biology, are very well represented by mathematical functions which have the properties of continuity, differentiability, analyticity as well as domains over which the functions have any meaning.
Another smackdown of Dembski & Marks - The Panda's Thumb 2009
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The differentiability of smell, the strong memory for smell, and the ability to create unique associations all make smells and tastes an ideal tool for enhancing a corporate or brand identity.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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The differentiability of smell, the strong memory for smell, and the ability to create unique associations all make smells and tastes an ideal tool for enhancing a corporate or brand identity.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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The differentiability of smell, the strong memory for smell, and the ability to create unique associations all make smells and tastes an ideal tool for enhancing a corporate or brand identity.
MARKETING AESTHETICS BERND SCHMITT 1997
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The ascendancy of the notion of proof as the sole goal of mathematics came about in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when attempts to understand the infinitesimal calculus led to a realization that the intuitive concepts of such basic concepts as function, continuity, and differentiability were highly problematic, in some cases leading to seeming contradictions.
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The ascendancy of the notion of proof as the sole goal of mathematics came about in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when attempts to understand the infinitesimal calculus led to a realization that the intuitive concepts of such basic concepts as function, continuity, and differentiability were highly problematic, in some cases leading to seeming contradictions.
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