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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «EMPTIABLE»
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1
The Social Construction of the Ocean
Most significant, though, was the way in which territoriality under capitalism
became constructed in such a way as to support the concept of abstract, "
emptiable" space: The repeated and conscious use of territory as an instrument
to define, ...
Philip E. Steinberg,
2001
2
Deadlock Resolution in Automated Manufacturing Systems: A ...
When it terminates, the control ofsiphons in II by Definition 5.20 leads to a
liveness-enforcing supervisor and the controlled system (Nv,M0v) is live. Proof. If
there is no emptiable siphon in (N,M0), the algorithm outputs II I 0 in the first
iteration.
ZhiWu Li, MengChu Zhou,
2009
3
Human Territoriality: Its Theory and History
Continuous and intense territorial definitions lead, as we shall see, to a
conceptually emptiable space (3). A significant yet simple combination is that the
hierarchical territorial circumscription (3) of knowledge and responsibility can
provide a ...
4
Journal of the Engineers Society of Pennsylvania
In the first place many of them, when built, were never intended to be used as
factories at all ; and, in the next place, the requirement has seldom if ever been
made of an architect that he design a factory-building so that it would be
emptiable of ...
Engineers' Society of Pennsylvania,
1914
5
Preliminary report of the Factory investigating commission, ...
A. The result has been that, as no test has ever been called for that would require
buildings to be emptiable within a limited time, buildings are not built so that they
are emptiable. As a consequence, these buildings which are occupied by great ...
New York (State). Factory Investigating Commission, Robert Ferdinand Wagner, George Moses Price,
1912
6
The Gospel of the Kingdom
In the first place many of them, when built, were never intended to be used as
factories at all; and in the next place, the requirement has seldom if ever been
made of an architect, that he design a factory building so as to be emptiable of its
...
7
Preliminary Report, 1912
A. The result has been that, as no test has ever been called for that would require
buildings to be emptiable within a limited time, buildings are not built so that they
are emptiable. As a consequence, these buildings which are occupied by great ...
New York (State). Factory Investigating Commission,
1912
8
Documents of the Senate of the State of New York
... get all the people of the building out into safety in three minutes and if that is
done you will secure the object for which you are working and I think that any
Legislature will be willing to pass a bill that would require all buildings to be
emptiable ...
New York (State). Legislature. Senate,
1913
9
Territory: A Short Introduction
37). e Another primary combination related to change is that which gives rise to a
sense of conceptually emptiable space. ''Science, technology, and capitalism
make practical the idea of repeatedly and effectively 'filling' and 'emptying' and ...
Conceptually emptiable place, whereby territory and things or relations to be
controlled become so independent conceptually that a place can be deemed '
empty' 10. Multiplication of territories, whereby the use of territoriality as a
strategy ...
René Kuppe, Richard Potz,
1996