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Space as an invention of biological organisms
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2013
arXiv
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Here we show that this does not have to be the case: the notion of space could emerge when biological organisms seek an economic representation of their sensorimotor flow. ...
Rigid displacements may underly perception of space as an unchanging medium within which objects are described by their relative positions. ...
This ability of the agent underlies the notion of space as an unchanging medium through which the agent makes displacements. ...
arXiv:1308.2124v1
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Naturalizing Physics. Or, embedding physics in the historicity and materiality of the living
2020
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By naturalization we mean an analysis of physics as part of the sciences of nature, not as the science governing them all. ...
When moving from the inert to the living state of matter, new challenges are posed, beginning with biological "heterogenesis", as "genesis of and from diversity" in a changing space of pertinent observables ...
The collaborations and exchanges with Maël Montévil, Alessandro Sarti and the "Organisms" team constructed the conceptual phase space and the conditions of possibility for this work. ...
doi:10.5281/zenodo.3944678
fatcat:sbtontldqnbcxgxw5v6ixmnxde
The Origin and Evolution of life
2021
Advances in Theoretical & Computational Physics
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This article is intended to provide definitions of the organic life form in absolute-geometric terms ...
The organic life form in the Solar system of planets is an inevitable consequence of the universal system of mathematical harmony. ...
The organic life form in the Solar system of planets is an inevitable consequence of the universal system of mathematical harmony. ...
doi:10.33140/atcp.04.03.03
fatcat:ka4rll5wlzdafatkvih3ns76wm
Evolutionary inventive problem-solving in biology and architecture: ArchiTRIZ and Material-Ontology
2015
Intelligent Buildings International
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These combine in ArchiTRIZ, which is introduced as a derivative of TRIZ (a Russian system of inventive problem-solving) in architecture. ...
Phenotypic similarity between unrelated organisms, known as convergence, is a result of shared problems of adaptation to similar environments and limited ecological range. ...
as an inseparable part of the adaptive and integrative link between organism and environment. ...
doi:10.1080/17508975.2015.1014462
fatcat:hfv2aq3nijcghmdu4c4na6pqke
Marriages of mathematics and physics: A challenge for biology
2017
Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology
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b s t r a c t The human attempts to access, measure and organize physical phenomena have led to a manifold construction of mathematical and physical spaces. ...
Keywords: Geometric vs algebraic constructions Ontological and historical differences Synthesis and applications Eastern and western traditions Measurement Space Biological evolution and mathematics a ...
As an informal and preliminary attempt toward this aim, let's just examine one of the aspects mentioned and view the living as an alternating hierarchy of at least two organization levels: autonomous biological ...
doi:10.1016/j.pbiomolbio.2017.09.006
pmid:28887142
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No entailing laws, but enablement in the evolution of the biosphere
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2012
arXiv
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Our considerations depend upon discussing the variability of the very "contexts of life": the interactions between organisms, biological niches and ecosystems. ...
The role of (theoretical) symmetries as invariant preserving transformations will allow us to understand the nature of physical phase spaces and to stress the differences required for a sound biological ...
The invention of the more general notion of "phase space" dates of the late XIX century, when momentum was added to space as an integral component of the analysis of a trajectory (or energy to time, in ...
arXiv:1201.2069v1
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Inventive processes in nature: from information origin in chemical evolution to technological exhaustion
2017
Earth Perspectives -- Transdisciplinarity Enabled
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Cybernetic adaptation is now recognised as a cornerstone of biological and technological evolution and as well as of artificial intelligence (AI) and cognition. ...
It has been ten years since the 2006 work of Abel and Trevors wherein the cybernetic path of life's origin was proposed as an alternative to the widely held views of such origin being self-ordering and ...
Acknowledgements The author would like to thank Miroslav Halilovič, Boris Štok, and Yury Shimansky for their valuable comments, and especially thank Bob Skiles for his endorsement and detailed review of ...
doi:10.1186/s40322-017-0041-7
fatcat:77bu3xe2ynahlnevdzyvoabzre
No entailing laws, but enablement in the evolution of the biosphere
2012
Proceedings of the fourteenth international conference on Genetic and evolutionary computation conference companion - GECCO Companion '12
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Our considerations depend upon discussing the variability of the very "contexts of life": the interactions between organisms, biological niches and ecosystems. ...
The role of (theoretical) symmetries as invariant preserving transformations will allow us to understand the nature of physical phase spaces and to stress the differences required for a sound biological ...
The invention of the more general notion of "phase space" dates of the late XIX century, when momentum was added to space as an integral component of the analysis of a trajectory (or energy to time, in ...
doi:10.1145/2330784.2330946
dblp:conf/gecco/LongoMK12
fatcat:3rlsqkafy5hqfh2cfxejizj7uy
Page 4 of American Institute of Biological Sciences. Biological Sciences Curriculum Study. BSCS Newsletter Vol. , Issue 63
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1976
American Institute of Biological Sciences. Biological Sciences Curriculum Study. BSCS Newsletter
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How Has This Invention Brought Us Closer Together?
How Has This Invention Made Life Easier?
How Has This Invention Affected the Length of Life?
People, People, People Open Spaces Faraway Places ...
Where Do | Fit as a Person? Where Do | Fit as an Organism? Where Do | Fit in the Future?
What's Going on Inside? What's Going on Between Us? What Happens to the Family? ...
CHEMISTRY: Enhanced: The Structure of Protonated Water Clusters
2004
Science
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(B) Sometimes an invention is of immediate value to the organism in its current environment and so can be defined as innovative. ...
The success of new inventions is as important as how they got there. ...
doi:10.1126/science.1098129
pmid:15118124
fatcat:xidmsjjcsbgvzdhwgh6uvlzhcu
Product and Organism Aspects for Scalable Systematic Biologically-Inspired Design
2015
Procedia Engineering
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Inspired by the theory of inventive problem solving, this conceptual representation is an abstraction that facilitates knowledge reuse. ...
Central to the approach are a set of Organism Aspects that form a conceptual representation of the biological domain. ...
These titles point towards an already invented technology trademarked as mirasol which is inspired by how some species of birds and butterflies generate color. ...
doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2015.12.378
fatcat:kx4zm773xrgsbp2l3tgojgngii
How Future Depends on Past and Rare Events in Systems of Life
2017
Foundations of Science
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Historicity will be understood in terms of changes of the space of possibilities (or of "phase space") as well as by the role of diversity in life's structural stability and of rare events in history formation ...
In philosophical terms, this will be viewed as an epistemic issue, in reference to knowledge of history in terms of measurement, and, in particular, by a distinction between synchronic measurements vs. ...
biological invention. ...
doi:10.1007/s10699-017-9535-x
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Remarks on ISRU and ISFR Technologies for Manned Missions on Moon and Mars
2012
Eurasian Chemico-Technological Journal
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In this regard, production of energy and materials starting from Moon and Mars natural resources as well as the transportation of humans in space could be considered the long term remedy to issues such ...
as overpopulation, depletion of fossil fuels, climate change as well as reduction of available natural resources. ...
by a crew of up to six members as well as suitable amounts of fertilizers to be used in biological section. ...
doi:10.18321/ectj120
fatcat:5pkov2g2rvfrnlbx6g25m2t3lu
Biomimetics: its practice and theory
2006
Journal of the Royal Society Interface
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We show that TRIZ, the Russian system of problem solving, can be adapted to illuminate and manipulate this process of transfer. ...
Biomimetics, a name coined by Otto Schmitt in the 1950s for the transfer of ideas and analogues from biology to technology, has produced some significant and successful devices and concepts in the past ...
(for a cell it is an organelle; for an organism it is an organ). ...
doi:10.1098/rsif.2006.0127
pmid:16849244
pmcid:PMC1664643
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Page 225 of Chemist Vol. 38, Issue 6
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1961
Chemist
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But, as I have elsewhere argued,° it seet to me far too narrow to call it the ige of automation or cybernetics, as Norbert Weiner did. And it’ more than the space age. ...
We are moving forward on the strength of research in nuclear and solid-state physics, organic and inorganic chemistry, electronics, engineering, the earth sciences, the biological sciences, mathematics ...
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