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...Journal of Graph Theory, 19(2):217–236, 1995.</ref> political scientists, philosophers,<ref name="FeMa92a">D. S. Felsenthal and M. Machover. ''After two centuries ...ave a natural interpretation in terms of electoral competition between two political parties<ref name="Laslier2000">[[:fr:Jean-François Laslier|Laslier, J.-F.]] ...

...based on Chinese literary examinations which were popularized in France by philosophers, especially Voltaire. Western perception of China in the 18th century admir ...idence. France adopted the examination system in 1791 as a result of the [[French Revolution]] but it collapsed after only ten years. [[Germany]] implemented ...

...res upon things relating to government" and referred to this practice as ''Political Arithmetick''.<ref>{{cite book|last=Schumpeter|first=J.A.|title=History of ...an|url=https://archive.org/details/bub_gb_Sw8ZAAAAYAAJ|quote=The Theory of Political Economy, jevons 1871.}}</ref> Others preceded and followed in expanding ma ...

Iranian philosophers and inventors may have created the first batteries (sometimes known as the ...more, Iran considers scientific backwardness, as one of the root causes of political and military bullying by developed countries over developing states.<ref>[h ...

...The first printed engineering book is Italian [...]. [Comparable with] the French Jacques Besson and the Germans Georg Agricola and Zeising, are Agostino Ram ...designed by [[Mario Calderara]] and financed by [[Ambroise Goupy]] at the French firm [[Blériot Aéronautique]].<ref>Mario Calderara, Commander Calderara Gla ...

...to inaugurate the Laboratory of Astronomy and Particles in Paris, and the French release of his work ''[[God Created the Integers]]'', 5 May 2006]] ...in 2011, Stephen Hawking said that "philosophy is dead". He believed that philosophers "have not kept up with modern developments in science", "have not taken sci ...

...ure to capture their impressions first hand, a working method known by the French term ''[[En plein air|en plen air]]'' ("in the open air", equivalent to "ou ...35) pointed out the indissolubility of light and color, and affirmed that "philosophers say that no object is visible if it is not illuminated and has no color. Th ...