J.R.
Williams
(PI)
and
S.M.
Johnson

 Motivation In-store logistics: Using information to reduce waste and increase customer satisfaction Research context

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• Economy
• Business
• Automatic identification and data capture
• Distribution
• Manufacturing
• Food safety
• Logistics
• Radio-frequency identification
• Shelf life
• Inventory
• Quality assurance

Aristotelian indeterminacy and the open future J.R.G.Williams∗ (August 29, 2008) I explore the thesis that the future is open, in the sense that future contingents are neither true nor false. The paper is divided into

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Vagueness, conditionals and probability J. R. G. Williams∗ (April 1, 2008) This paper explores the interaction of well-motivated (if controversial) principles governing the probability conditionals, with accounts of wh

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Published in:The Practical Application of Prolog - 1 { 3 AprilInstitute of Electrical Engineers, London Use of Prolog for developing a new programming language J. L. Armstrong, S. R. Virding, M. C. Williams Comput

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Lewis on Reference and Eligibility J.R.G.Williams (October 25, 2011) Contents 1 Lewis’s interpretationism

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The price of inscrutability J.R.G.Williams∗ (November 23, 2007) In our reasoning we depend on the stability of language, the fact that its signs do not arbitrarily change in meaning from moment to moment.

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AGENDA BELIEF AND BORDERLINE-NESS J.R.G. Williams University of Leeds

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Fundamental and derivative truths J.R.G.Williams (July 24, 2009) Abstract This paper investigates the claim that some truths are fundamentally or really true— and that other truths are not. Such a distinction can help

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Reference magnetism and the reduction of reference J.R.G.Williams (October 8, 2010) Contents 1

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You are where you eat: Foursquare checkins as indicators of human mobility and behaviour G.B. Colombo, M.J. Chorley, M.J. Williams, S.M. Allen, R.M. Whitaker School of Computer Science & Informatics, Cardiff University {

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