Wisconstighe gedachtenissen. Deel 3: van de deursichtighe Simon Stevin bron Simon Stevin, Wisconstighe gedachtenissen. Deel 3: van de deursichtighe. Ian Bouvvensz., Leiden

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Zooming  as  a  Didactic  Metaphor:     A  Multi-­‐layered  Depiction  of  Simon  Stevin’s   “Mirror-­‐Symmetry”   Charles  van  den  Heuvel   Huygens  In

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National capability of Belgium to observe the Southern Ocean Dr T. A. Remenyi Southern Ocean Observing System Introduction At present, it is extremly difficult for any individual to determine the general capacity of othe

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• Law
• Foreign relations
• Physical geography
• Ostend
• Oceanography
• Belgica
• Southern Ocean
• RV Simon Stevin
• Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
• Antarctic
• Flanders Marine Institute

Optimization and Machine Learning Chih-Jen Lin Department of Computer Science National Taiwan University Talk at 25th Simon Stevin Lecture, K. U. Leuven Optimization in

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De wiskundige cultuur van Simon Stevin als erflater van de Europese beschaving Geert Vanpaemel (K.U.Leuven, EHSAL) Lezing voor het Centrum voor Europese Cultuur

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Centrum voor Europese Cultuur dubbellezing: “Simon Stevin,

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Simon Stevin, een leven in de schaduw van de macht Guido Vanden Berghe Universiteit Gent, Toegepaste Wiskunde en Inforamtica (tekst verschenen in “Simon Stevin, De geboorte van de nieuwe wetenschap, Koninklij

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“Providing learning opportunities and resources for teachers” Fiona Crouch, Marine Biological Association – MBA Evy Copejans, Flanders Marine Institute - VLIZ Géraldine Fauville, University of Gothenburg

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• Clerks
• Simon Stevin
• Netherlands

Towards a Linguistic World Order “The knowledge of words leads to the knowledge of things” Plato (~400 BC) Simon Stevin

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• Language
• Knowledge
• Terminology
• Terminology planning policy
• European Union
• Multilingualism
• Brussels
• Language policy
• First language
• Linguistics
• Translation
• Language acquisition

The Decimal Point Simon Stevin of Belgium invented the decimal system in 1585, but John Napier perfected it. Compare Stevin’s system with Napier’s (the one we use today) and decide for yourself which is easier to use

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