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His first thought was to use the folks he plays with all the time - his crazy smart rock band is called The Fractals--and I was into that, because these guys are crazy smart and can play anything.
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His first thought was to use the folks he plays with all the time - his crazy smart rock band is called The Fractals--and I was into that, because these guys are crazy smart and can play anything.
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(Fractals is yet another question, which I shall discuss below).
Chaosmic Orders: Nonclassical Physics, Allegory, and the Epistemology of Blake's Minute Particulars. 2001
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I find myself using Genuine Fractals, which is priced at $160, most often.
NYT > Technology By ROY FURCHGOTT 2010
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I think that we can use the idea of Fractals to give us a good idea about what is really going on now - how did we get into this mess, what is the mess and where we might be going.
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I think that we can use the idea of Fractals to give us a good idea about what is really going on now - how did we get into this mess, what is the mess and where we might be going.
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"Fractals" was the name he applied to irregular mathematical shapes similar to those in nature, with structures that are self-similar over many scales, the same pattern being repeated over and over.
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"Fractals" was the name he applied to irregular mathematical shapes similar to those in nature, with structures that are self-similar over many scales, the same pattern being repeated over and over.
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"Fractals" was the name he applied to irregular mathematical shapes similar to those in nature, with structures that are self-similar over many scales, the same pattern being repeated over and over.
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"Fractals," she said, wondering about the last time she'd heard the term.
Futurismic 2009
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