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1. “Remember, three forces equal and separate can only occupy, for the purposes of a two-dimensional diagram, the extremities of an equilateral triangle

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2. It was there if he chose to believe in its authenticity, or these were merely two-dimensional images surrounding – no real substance

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3. Gerard t’ Hooft says, ‘One must conclude that a two-dimensional surface can contain all information concerning an entire three-space

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4. The situation can be compared with a hologram of a three dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface

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5. Piaget noted that infants have only two-dimensional perception until after

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6. Light from the restaurants and bars fell onto the sand, creating shadows that resembled a two-dimensional cityscape

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7. with a two-dimensional long-range warning image

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8. We have also demonstrated that there are an infinite number of plains within a three dimensional environment upon which two-dimensional environments can exist

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9. Two-dimensional plains can intersect and where the plains intersect is a line of contact

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10. If we consider how that intersection would appear on the surface of a two-dimensional plain; the only ‘visible’ evidence of the other plain would be where the two surfaces intersect

11. In implementing the n – queens problem we imagine the chessboard as a two-dimensional array A (1: n, 1: n)

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12. This mechanism of deciphering and reproduction (in the information “space” of ODS and in Space-Time of Formo-systems) of the same UU-VVU-Information, which is simultaneously used on the same frequency Levels of the realizational creativity by “us”, by all other “three-dimensional” Proto-Forms, and also by “two-dimensional” Forms, radically changes the essence which is initially included in it

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13. As you see, there is nothing like the two-dimensional “planar” existence (traditionally imagined by many of you) in the Life of one-qualitative Forms

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14. Before the 3-dimensional Universe came into existence: there were two infinite sets of polarized dualities: Attraction and Repulsion in a two-dimensional Condition of Actual Infinity

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15. These two-dimensional Dualities created the dynamic Conditions of Expansion and Contraction were Conditions of Length and Width in the 2-dimensional Universe

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16. In the transition from two-dimensional flatness into a three-dimensional expansion of our Universe: the only curves scientists can perceive are the transitional curves between the two basic conditions of infinite Length, Width…, and the 3rd Condition: Depth

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17. Our Universe emerged from only one side of a two-dimensional Condition of Infinite duality into a three-dimensional Condition of Infinite triality: it cannot have more than a 180 degree curve

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18. You cannot curve 360 degrees around an infinitely wide-long, two-dimensional field that has no end to it

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19. If Energy had emerged as a Singularity from a flattened Condition of a two-dimensional state that was finite, then the three dimensional Space of our Universe should have radiated out and curved 180 degrees

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20. Neither of these things happened because the Third Split emerged out of a two-dimensional condition of Actual Infinity which was essentially two-dimensionally flat

21. Energy emerged from both sides of this two-dimensional flatness as a Balanced Split

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22. That two-dimensional Universe still exists in between our 3-dimesnional Universe and the other 3-dimensional Universe

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23. The apparent flatness of our Universe and the curvature of its Space which Science has discovered is because the Universe expanded out from a two-dimensional flatness that is actually Infinite in nature and size, and came back in…

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24. The two-dimensional condition of Length called Energy emerged on both sides of Infinite Duality first

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25. The two-dimensional condition of Width called Space emerged on both sides of Infinite Duality second

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26. In order to balance: they emerged on both sides of a flat, two-dimensional Infinite Universe

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27. This near-simultaneous split came out of its original two-dimensional state or Condition of Actual Infinity, as an Infinite Duality

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28. Space and Energy are only the original Dualities of two-dimensional Connectiveness and two-dimensional Separation extended into a Trialistic condition, or State

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29. 2 represents the logical evolution of the one-dimensional Universe of Length, into the two-dimensional Universe of Length and Width

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30. You already have something that is more two-dimensional

31. It is just very similar, very two-dimensional

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32. Science could never even give a half-accurate model of how that bush works because even that is too infinitely complex to describe using any kind of linear model… so even the evolutionary model of describing ecosystems and species as a bush; is meaningless because science is trying to pretend that the three dimensional analogy of a living bush is the same as a two-dimensional abstract representation of that bush… and that both actually work the same

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33. Draw a two-dimensional sketch of your hand and see if it works the same way as your actual three-dimensional hand does

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34. You are supposed to reduce all of the three dimensional dynamics of that living tree or bush into two-dimensional abstract symbols, and theories, and formulas and gobbledy-gook, and then you can understand it much better… oh

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35. Their arteries are flat two-dimensional

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36. The flat, two-dimensional arteries of roads and highways block each other’s flow at every intersection

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37. All art is merely a pale, two-dimensional reflection of the actual beauty of Nature and the Universe

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38. How in hell can you expect to capture all the three-dimensional beauty of a living tree on a two-dimensional canvas? You can’t do it

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39. Which is as insane as the idea that a one-dimensional point can explain a two-dimensional universe

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40. Creating two-dimensional, abstract images of three-dimensional objects that are so doubly re-reflected: that it completely hides the actual evil; intrinsic in the very process and idea of all abstractive imagery: an insulated, one-sided process of reflection

41. The flat, empty and two-dimensional spiritual ugliness of his paintings showed how the evolution of abstraction had taken over and dominated European civilization to such an extant: that humans were no longer human

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42. Study the history of two-dimensional abstract images

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43. Two dimensional images; are what human culture is made of… human culture began with abstract two-dimensional images… made for two-dimensional undead filth entities…

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44. The first two-dimensional photos ever spread in public: were pure pornographic filth

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45. Not as isolated insulated near-dead, unaware mechanized modern mechanical robots: pushing a few fucking keys with their fucking fingers: creating a few abstract symbols on an abstract two-dimensional fucking screen: and think that this! Is ‘living’! This is ‘life’!

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46. The baby killer of the fleeing stork has been turned into the baby killer of the fictional story: abstracted into two-dimensional images and dehumanizing human children to the point where they become emotionally and mentally brainwashed before the ages of 4 or 5

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47. The only fucking stinking stupid reason that human apes sat around fires worshipping these undead stinking things, the only reason human apes used fire for millions of years; the only reason human apes lived in caves for millions of years, the only fucking reason human apes began making flat surfaces; was because these undead rotten turdshit undead things had been hiding behind flat surfaces for so many millions of years that they became flat, two-dimensional undead things

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48. mentioned earlier, when you use the Doctrine of Two Spirits outlines to represent a two-dimensional

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49. incomplete, because it is two-dimensional instead of four (or 11) and capstones have four sides (plus

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50. Though the cross is a two-dimensional image, what it models is the core of realities that expand

51. And then, when we develop a language for rigorously rendering 3D shapes in two-dimensional space, what do we find? We’re as far from the truth as ever

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52. She knew the doctor felt Amory was a danger, though she made it seem as if it were Regan who felt it … unless Regan was projecting again, a word that made her think of a giant, two-dimensional Demon Brother hovering above and just behind her even here, in the sanctity of these four walls

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53. The two-dimensional parity scheme greatly increases the controller overhead since the parity calculations are doubled, and the array’s write performance is also degraded because of the need to save twice as much parity information

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54. As you’ll see, with ECC, we’ll instead “drive around town” by jumping between points on a special two-dimensional curve, which makes it even harder to reverse engineer the directions

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55. The global maximum can be viewed as the highest peak of the two-dimensional optimization space

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56. However, the optimal area may also appear as an elevated smooth plateau without evident extremes (in case of the two-dimensional optimization space)

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57. In the case of two-dimensional optimization (when objective function is calculated on the basis of two parameters), the optimization space can be easily presented as a surface

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58. In the two-dimensional case, smoothness means absence of a large quantity of small local peaks making the surface “hilly

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59. This statement is justified by the fact that the optimal area rises distinguishably over the rest of the surface (in the two-dimensional case the optimization space can be called “surface”)

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60. However, for two-dimensional spaces we can propose several relatively simple methods

61. By “space area” we mean the area of an elevation measured in the three-dimensional space (in the case of two-dimensional optimization), rather than surface area of its two-dimensional projection

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62. Imagine the situation when two-dimensional optimization surface has the optimal area in the form of a narrow ridge stretching from “northwest” to “southeast

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63. For two-dimensional optimization space, there are two cycles of alternating-variable ascent that result in finding sub-optimal nodes in addition to the starting node

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64. The triangle is an example of the simplex in two-dimensional space

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65. This can be imagined visually in the two-dimensional case when the simplex (represented by the triangle) rolls over its side that is opposite to the worst apex

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66. In the two-dimensional case, when the simplex represents the triangle, it is sufficient that three points are not located on the same straight line

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67. For two-dimensional optimization x0 is located in the middle of the segment connecting the best and intermediate vertices (as estimated by the values of the objective function) of the triangle

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68. In the two-dimensional coordinate system we will plot the number of days left to options expiration (which corresponds to different moments of risk valuation) on the horizontal axis, and the testing horizon on the vertical axis

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69. The pattern of point distribution in the two-dimensional coordinate system (see Figure 4

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70. However, in many cases we have to use at least the two-dimensional system, in which one of the indicators expresses the return and the other indicator estimates risk

71. Within the framework of a two-dimensional linear relationship (between volatility and strike or between volatility and expiration date), this problem is solved easily by linear approximation

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72. In this case the two-dimensional matrix turns into a three-dimensional one

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73. Totally 1,100 points () representing 55 criteria pairs and 20 layers are plotted on the two-dimensional chart

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74. This issue will be studied in the same manner as previously described—by analyzing the two-dimensional chart consisting of 1,100 dots with () coordinates

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75. This finding is not surprising: The wider the spread of points (that is, the lower the correlation) in two-dimensional space analogous to the one shown in Figure 7

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76. The CG algorithm measures the average center of two-dimensional objects

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