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Feeds mainly during the daytime, though some large fish (15-20 cm SL) extend their foraging activity to dusk (about 1800-1900H). Night is spent sheltered among vegetation. Small-sized to medium-sized fish (7-10 cm) are solitary and patrol feeding territories (3-4 square m.) in a way similar to that reported for the scale-eating Catoprion mento. Stalking with some use of plant cover is a frequent mode of hunting employed by S. marginatus. It approaches its prey with a slow, stealthy movement from behind or below. It strikes its prey on the tail or anal fin, of which a piece is clipped out with a jerking motion of the body. This clipping is audible underwater. Lurking is also employed during daytime (Ref. 9080).
Paraguay-Paraná River basin: Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
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Trophic Strategy
Food dominated by fish fins and scales, approximately 60% (Ref. 56181).
- Sazima, I. and F.A. Machado 1990 Underwater observations of piranhas in western Brazil. Environ. Biol. Fish. 28:17-31. (Ref. 9080)
Diseases and Parasites
Procamallanus Infection 10. Parasitic infestations (protozoa, worms, etc.)
- Moravec, F. 1998 Nematodes of freshwater fishes of the neotropical region. 464 p. Praha, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. (Ref. 51153)
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Serrasalmus cf. marginatus
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Compact frequency standard based on an intracavity sample of cold cesium atoms |
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We have demonstrated the possibility for a compact frequency standard based on a sample of cold cesium atoms. In a cylindrical microwave cavity, the atoms are cooled and interrogated during a free expansion and then detected. The operation of this experiment is different from conventional atomic fountains since all the steps are sequentially performed in the same position of space. In this paper we report the analysis of a Ramsey pattern observed to present a
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(020.0020) Atomic and molecular physics : Atomic and molecular physics
(020.7010) Atomic and molecular physics : Laser trapping
(120.0120) Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology : Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology
(120.3940) Instrumentation, measurement, and metrology : Metrology
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Original Manuscript: April 28, 2011
Revised Manuscript: August 24, 2011
Manuscript Accepted: August 24, 2011
Published: October 5, 2011
Stella Torres Müller, Daniel Varela Magalhães, Renato Ferracini Alves, and Vanderlei Salvador Bagnato, "Compact frequency standard based on an intracavity sample of cold cesium atoms," J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 28, 2592-2596 (2011)
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I'm sorry, maybe I mis-worded it. I meant to say why use a SECOND BEC. You already have the one on the ESC, why get a second one, and cut one of the wires. Wouldn't a voltage regulator do the same thing? I really don't get it what does the SECOND BEC do that the voltage regulator wouldn't. And, yes, like I say, I'll get an A123 for redundancy, but I am just so curious about it.
I do not agree with the statement that a servo does not add to or prevent flutter. Sloppiness in any part of the linkage system CAN lead to flutter. A servo that has teeth that are not meshing nicely will certainly introduce 'slop' -no matter how little it may be; likewise, also will a shaft not firmly seated in a bushing or bearing. This CAN allow the control surface to begin to oscillate. Hit the right frequency, and you will experience flutter. So by the predominant choice of the 85MG people are saying that it's better to have the heavier, slower 85MG because it has the ball bearing?? With so little understanding of how the ball bearing is an advantage I don't understand why they're choosing that over the 82MG. Not quite sure I understand the 'robust' statement, either. Robust because the shaft is supported by a ball bearing? It's interesting to note that the recommended MC35s aren't anywhere near as good as any we are discussing here! By the way, the www.servodatabase.com website is such a useful reference (as someone stated many hundreds of pages ago!). You can make your own comparison chart with just a click or two! 85HB? Is that another one? I couldn't find it in the servodatabase.com website. |
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I'm sorry, maybe I mis-worded it. I meant to say why use a SECOND BEC. You already have the one on the ESC, why get a second one, and cut one of the wires. Wouldn't a voltage regulator do the same thing? I really don't get it what does the SECOND BEC do that the voltage regulator wouldn't. And, yes, like I say, I'll get an A123 for redundancy, but I am just so curious about it.
Hi Snowbird Been down this one. If you use the BEC on the ESC and the battery goes down ie.fails completly you loose the plane. So you can build in redundancy in a number of ways. 1) A123. I was going to do this but was put off by the fact that small servos Don't seem to like the higher voltage,particularly JR.I do believe the A123 cells are over 7 volts when it comes off the charger.I also think the 2 cell packs can only be got in larger mah.I think the smallest is 1100 MAH though I could be corrected on this So extra weight as well. 2)BEC. The only reason you would use a seperate BEC is, if you were going to use it as a voltage regulator with a seperate battery. You can select the voltge of the Castle Creations on discussed here with there cable and software.If you were going to use an ordinary voltage regulator do you use a switching or linear? 3)2 cell lipo with regulator. This is the route I have Choosen. I am going with a small 2 cell Lipo(700 Mah) and a Powerbox switch which has a built in regulator.I am relatively new to this stuff myself so I could be contradicted on anything I have said.I am no expert but it's the thought process i went through when I was trying to answer the same question. I hope this helps. Cheers Steve. PS the switch and battery should arrive this week. |
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Nice. We could definitely use him. I was afraid that STAT's comments from the other day might interfere with him signing here but I guess not. If he comes in humble and ready to play he can have a huge impact. A forgotten part of this guy's game is his passing. The first thing most of us think about is this guy's one-on-one play and his scoring ability but he's always been a very good playmaker/assist man. One of the league's best in fact. The offense will run a lot smoother with this guy at the controls over Toney Douglas. It just doesn't come naturally to Toney. He's a very mechanical PG that thinks way too much and misses so much going on out there. He just doesn't see things as they develop...I feel bad because I like Toney and I know he's trying. He's just not a natural PG. Never has been, probably never will be.
Say this is true and we grab Baron and he comes back in a couple of weeks healthy from the back issues -- what happens then? Who's PT gets cut? TD's, because he has constant trouble running the team at the point (and he's an undersized 2)? Bibby's because he's new to the team and has slowed down a lot? Shump's because he's a rookie? Walker's because he's hurt and he's never been that effective anyway? I wonder if this sets up another trade eventually -- maybe something built around TD for a real legit backup 2 or a backup big? I mean you don't bring in Baron Davis not to play him as long as he's healthy. If he can go, he's gonna play. Big upgrade at the point -- he may have been an upgrade over Billups if Chauncey were still here... He won't even have to put 20-25 shots up like he's done in the past -- just concentrate on running the team, knock down open/high % looks and play a little defense...We'll figure it out. This guy came into Cleveland and fit in like a glove next to all their young players late last year..He's adaptable...I like the options we're gonna have now..No brainer. Nice job!
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Take Shumpert out of that question..he is not a PG plus he is going no where as he is a potential super star. Bibby is going no where as he's under contract and has the experience for big moments. And TD is still a work in progress...Baron got 2.5 million as it was the max offer after waivers..we pay Chauncey and Cleveland pay BARON..I love it.
I think you're right on Shump, although with this coach, you never know. Plays some rookies, doesn't play others (Jordan Hill). I agree with you though Doc -- Shump's gotta play, even if it's off the ball at the 2. Even Mike's gotta see that. Kid's talent level AND athletic ability is sky-high..Maybe Davis cuts into Fields' PT. I hope not. I think Davis could jumpstart Fields here. We'll have to see. Gun to my head, I think it might pave the way for us to deal TD+ for another useful piece.
Great news, 4 stars starting for us.
Baron still has it on offense, he torched us at the Garden last season when he was with Cleveland, do you remember?
His defense is a huge question mark though.
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Could be great (he misght take us very far), as it could be a non factor.
If he and/or Bibby can really play at a good level (starter worthy) we suddenly have good enough depth at the guard spots.
I hope this deal was for the Vet. Min. and save the 2.5 millions for someone like... Posey?
Hope its a one year contract.
[quote=Dzwonsson;190618]Lol, minimum salary for a vet playing around for 10+ years is $1,352,181. [/quoteThank you as I saw JJ and Bibby signed for the minimum Veterans Salary and it was what you said...lol. TY Any link to the Baron Davis signing?
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Bequests | Isaac Lindo the younger, Broker of Berry Street; Isaac Delmonte (his daughter is Rachel Delmonte), Merchant; David Abenatar Pimental, Merchant of London and Daniel Mendes Seixas, Merchant of London. Joseph Cararoza, Merchant of London ; Rebecca Ayllion; Abraham Namias de Castro, Merchant of Amsterdam; Sarah Delmar of London; Jacob Gonsales, Merchant of London. Rebecca Keyser, William Cod of Richmond, Mary Nixon, Sarah and Abraham Ben Zaquen, Servants. |
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Home » Softball NewsCrowe lifts Columbus North softball past Lawrence CentralApril 20, 2012 Columbus North High School COLUMBUS, Ind. -- Sophomore Molly Crowe pitched a one-hitter and drove home two runs with a fourth-inning single Thursday (April 19), lifting the Columbus North softball team to a 3-0 victory over Lawrence Central.
Crowe struck out five while picking up her fifth victory as the Bull Dogs improved to 8-4 overall and 1-2 in Conference Indiana. Lawrence Central dropped to 4-3 and 1-2.
"Molly did a great job pitching and came up with a big two-out hit," CN coach Jerry Burton said. "We didn't do a great job hitting, but pitching and defense carried us."
In the fourth, senior Taylor Fisher reached on an error, and seniors Sydnee Jackson and Emily Scheidt followed with hits. Junior Alex Whirley ran for Taylor and scored the first run on an error. Crowe then produced a two-out hit that drove in Jackson and Scheidt.
Columbus North won the JV game 6-4.
The Bull Dogs are back on the diamond Saturday when they play three games in the Center Grove Invitational. They open with Class 4A No. 11 Greenwood at 11 a.m. and follow with Roncalli at 1 p.m. They conclude the event with a game against the Class 4A No.1 host Trojans at 5 p.m.
"We're facing three top teams, so we had be ready to play some good softball or it will be a long day," Burton said. "At this point, we want to play the best. We're not worried about the Ws and the Ls. What matters is how we are at the end of the year."
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I am new to the Bionic and smartphones in general. I have my second new Bionic in about 3 months and this second one does the same thing as the first. Please help! The problem arises after I have dialed a number - my pharmacy, for instance. An automated system will tell me to press "one" if I want to refill a prescription. About 9 times out of 10 I cannot press that "one". I can tap it just as I would to dial a phone number and nothing will happen. It just doesn't register that I tapped the "one". Sometimes if I tap it harder and harder for two or three times it might eventually register the "one" and I can continue, but generally that doesn't happen. Sometimes, as soon as I start to press the "one" the screen will go black only to come right back on after I move my hand but the next attempt to press "one" and the screen will go black again. I've sat on automated calls and gotten so frustrated I could begin to hate my phone but I never hear anyone complain of this problem, so I thought it might be me. It doesn't seem to happen if your option is a "two" or any other number, but sometimes you must enter a "one" to continue or even to verify the action you just took (the automated system may say "press one if your answer is correct", etc., and with two separate bionic phones, I find it impossible to respond with a "one", most of the time. Any suggestions?
Look around for the dtmf tone setting. Probably in the phone or dialer settings. Select long for the length of tone. That is the tone you hear while pressing each number. If it isn't set to long, the automated system can't "hear" it. Second problem is how you are holding the phone or your hand as you attempt to press the button. Look at the front of the phone toward the top and you will see what looks like an eye of sorts. That is the proximity sensor. That sensor tells the screen to shut off while in dialer mode so you don't hit the end button with your cheek. It could also be a case on the phone if you have one. Try keeping that clear while attempting to dial. Good luck! This post is Incredible 2
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Vettel well clear of all F1 rivals
MONZA, Italy (AP)
It is more a question of when, rather than if, Sebastian Vettel will win a fourth straight Formula One championship.
Before the midseason break a few weeks ago, there was talk the Red Bull driver could be still be caught by Ferrari rival Fernando Alonso and a resurgent Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes.
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Two races and two wins later, Vettel is so far ahead of both that the guessing game now is at which of the seven remaining races will he wrap up the title.
''I don't go for predictions. I go for facts, and fact is that mathematically a number of scenarios are still possible,'' Vettel said.
Vettel's impressive win Sunday at the Italian Grand Prix, where he overcame a difficult start and late gearbox trouble, moved him 53 points ahead of Alonso and 81 clear of Hamilton.
Only a monumental collapse by Vettel will give either a chance of catching him. Given that the German has won three of the past four races, that seems unlikely.
Alonso seemed to be clinging to fading hope, saying ''in a way, it was exactly the same last year.''
But Red Bull is more reliable than Ferrari was last season, and much faster. Also, Vettel has reached the podium in six of the past seven races — and failed to score points in only five of the past 51.
The race in Singapore in two weeks is more likely to have a bearing on who finishes the championship in second and third.
Alonso is 28 points ahead of Hamilton, who has failed to recapture the form with which he won the Hungarian GP. Only 11 points separate Hamilton, Kimi Raikkonen and Mark Webber in sixth.
Ferrari still has to decide its driver lineup for next season, however, with Felipe Massa under pressure to keep his seat. His aggressive driving on Sunday boosted his chances.
Think Sebastian Vettel is on a roll now? Take a look back at his previous F1 season after winning his third straight title.Hamilton also needs to bounce back from what he called ''a disaster of a weekend.''
It started with 12th place in qualifying — by far his worst of the season — and a slow puncture sustained in the first chicane, coupled with a failing race radio.
''I didn't know what . . . was going on,'' Hamilton said. ''You don't know what's happening in the race, I didn't know when to stop, when to push, when not to push, when to switch my settings.''
Hamilton has settled in well in his first season since switching to Mercedes from McLaren, and he was magnanimous enough to apologize to his team after his poor qualifying session. Before Monza, he had secured four straight pole positions.
''I've now got to go away, reset, and try to recover at the next race,'' Hamilton said. ''I basically need to win every race, which is the tallest order ever, but I can do nothing but try.''
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A student at a school in Michigan was flying high last week as the logo he designed was chosen for his school district.
Imagine struggling to put food on the table for your children and then, out of the blue, receiving a grocery store gift certificate. Not only would the gift certificate fill a practical need, but it would also provide an emotional boost. By giving unexpected gifts like a grocery store gift certificate, Moms and Neighbors aim to give comfort and hope through the power of kindness. Moms and Neighbors is a nonprofit that consists of women who want to help families through crisis.
Since 2003 the Rosemount City Council has sat down early in the year to established goals for the months ahead. Mayor Bill Droste said the process has helped the council focus in on what's important and make things happen. "It keeps us accountable," said Droste. The council held this year's goal setting sessions Jan. 20 and 21. During that time, Droste said, the five members of the council talked openly about what went well in 2011 and what didn't.
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Tony Marthaler has shown cattle for years and he loves it. That's why when he started at North Dakota State University, he joined the Saddle and Sirloin Club. The club aims to promote the agricultural industry through educational and social activities. As part of that mission the club runs an event called Little International. The student-led event consists of showmanship competitions in beef, dairy, sheep and swine among others. The club honors agriculturists who distinguish leadership in the industry.
Jonas Gerald Grice was sentenced to 25 years and nine months in prison for murdering Anthony Hartman in a Rosemount car wash in 2010. Judge Karen Asphaug also ordered Grice to pay restitution to the family as determined by community corrections. The sentence was handed down today in Dakota County Court. Grice pleaded guilty to intentional second degree murder but held onto a mental illness defense.
County sheriff and ice fishing host Madge Dulik is looking for a killer. She's got an interesting group of suspects, including Colonel Geoffrey Blankenship, who owns a north woods resort. She'll hook the killer Jan. 28 at the Rosemount Steeple Center. The Rosemount Area Arts Council will present its fourth annual Mystery Dinner Theater at 6 p.m. Jan. 28 at the Steeple Center. Once again the cast of Mr. Mystery Productions will provide the performance. This year's play is titled "Cabin Fever." Mr.
Steve Meyer has worked as a police officer for seven years. During that time he's gained a lot of experience, but nothing compares to the week he spent in Mexico City as part of a group from Saint Mary's University. "I've never known anything but the Midwest and this offered a global perspective. It was a fantastic opportunity," said Meyer. Meyer, a Rosemount resident, works for the Mendota Heights Police Department. He currently is in the public safety administration graduate program at St. Mary's. He travelled to Mexico City in mid-November with seven of his classmates.
It's a strange experience to look back at the last year's work. Some stories I remember well. Others I completely forgot. Either way 2011 was an interesting year full stories that needed to be told -- some wonderful, some sad and some that were just weird. Here are my favorite stories from the last year. The addition of the community garden I chose this story as a favorite because it's a topic close to my heart.
The Rosemount City Council voted Tuesday night to change its website services provider. Starting later this year, the city will use CivicPlus instead of its longtime provider, GovOffice. The council has made it a goal to improve its communications with residents. Part of that goal is improving the city's website so it's more user-friendly and offers more to residents. Communication director Alan Cox said that GovOffice has too many limitations to make the city's website goals happen.


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text: Philosophy of Science: Causality Causality: Causality refers to the 'way of knowing' that one thing causes another. Early philosophers concentrated on conceptual issues and questions. Later philosophers concentrated on more concrete issues and questions. The change in emphasis from conceptual to concrete i.e. coincides with the rise of empiricism; Hume (1711-76) is probably the first philosopher to posit a wholly empirical definition of causality. Of course, both the definition of 'cause', and the way of knowing whether X and Y are causally linked have changed significantly over time. Some philosophers deny the existence of 'cause', and some philosophers who accept its existence, argue that it can never be known by empirical methods. Modern scientists, on the other hand, define causality in limited contexts (e.g., in a controlled experiment). Aristotle's Causality: Any discussion of causality begins with Aristotle's Metaphysics. There, Aristotle defined four distinct types of cause: the material, formal, efficient, and final types. To illustrate these definitions, think of a vase, made (originally) from clay by a potter, as the 'effect', of some 'cause'. Aristotle would say that clay is the material cause of the vase. The vase's form (vs. some other form that the clay might assume such as a bowl) is its formal cause. The energy invested by the potter s its efficient cause. And finally, the potter's intent is the final cause of the vase. Aristotle's final cause involves a teleological explanation and virtually all-modern scientists reject teleology. Nevertheless, for Aristotle, all 'effects' are purposeful; every thing comes into existence for some purpose (telos). Modern scientists may also find Aristotle's material and formal causes curious. Can fuel 'cause' a fire? Can a mold 'cause' an ingot? On the other hand, Aristotle's efficient cause is quite close to what physicists mean by the phrase "X causes Y." Indeed, this causal type is ideally suited to modern science. An efficient cause ordinarily has an empirical correlate; for example, X is an event (usually a motion) producing another event, Y (usually another motion). Lacking any similar empirical correlates, material, formal, and 'especially' final causes resist all attempts at empirical testing. Galileo's Causality: Galileo was one of many Enlightenment scientists who wrote explicitly about causality. Galileo viewed cause as the set of necessary and sufficient conditions for an effect. If X and Y are causes of Z, in other words, then Z will occur whenever both X and Y occur; on the other hand, if only X or only Y occurs, then Z will not occur. We can state this more succinctly as "If and only if, both X and Y occur then Z occurs." There is one problem with Galileo's definition. First, the list of causes for any Z would have to include every factor that made even the slightest difference in Z. This list could be so long that it would be impossible to find something that was not a cause of Z. This makes it virtually impossible to test many causal hypotheses and, so, it makes Galileo's definition practically useless to scientists. Hume's Causality: David Hume's (1711-76) major philosophical work, A treatise of Human Nature, lays the foundation for the modern causality. Hume rejected the existing rationalist concept of cause, arguing that causality was not a real relationship between two things, but rather, a perception. Accordingly, Hume's definition of causality emphasis three elements that can be verified (albeit post facto) through observation. According to Hume, "X causes Y" if: 1. Precedence: X precedes Y in time. 2. Contiguity: X and Y are contiguous in space and time. 3. Constant Conjunction: X and Y always co-occur (or not occur) At first glance, Hume's definition seems foolproof, but consider the causal proposition that "day causes night." This proposition satisfies all of Hume's three criteria, but yet, fails to satisfy our common expectation of causality. Day does not cause night and this highlights a potential flaw in Hume's definition. Indeed, each of Hume's three criteria poses special problems for the modern scientific method. In order: Contiguity: Spatial contiguity makes good common sense. If a cause occurs in Irvine, we should seek its effect in Irvine (or perhaps as far away as far away as Newport Beach), but not in Santa Barbara. In a historical context, however, Hume's criterion of spatial contiguity seemed to reject Newton's gravitational model of the universe. The orbits of the planets, tides, and a range of other mechanical phenomena required action at a distance. (The concept of actio ad distans was, by that time, beginning broad acceptance among natural philosophers. Strict rationalists such as Decartes and Leibnitz were exceptions, of course.) In fact, contiguity is not amenable to empirical verification. Precedence: Precedence also makes good common sense. If a cause occurs today, we should seek its effect tomorrow (or perhaps next week), but would not expect to see the effect yesterday (or perhaps last week). Causes should precede effects, not vice versa, and this implies further that there is a finite delay (maybe no longer than a picosecond, but a delay nevertheless) between cause and effect. But in fact, a cause can occur instantaneously. Kant offered the example of a lead ball resting on a cushion and causing an impression (dent) on the cushion. Did the lead ball (X) cause the impression (Y)? If so, X and Y occurred simultaneously. Had Hume claimed, simply that "effects cannot precede causes," simultaneity would be acceptable. Constant Conjunction: The most controversial of Hume's three criteria is constant conjunction. The crux of this controversy can be illustrated by the hypothetical results of a simple experiment. We first culture, 1000 bacterial colonies. We then treat 500 of the colonies (selected at random) with a putative anti-bacterial agent. The remaining 500 colonies are treated with a placebo agent. If X represents the anti-bacterial criteria of constant conjunction, then the crux of this controversy can be illustrated by the hypothetical result: Yes No X Occurs? Yes 500 No 500 is constant with "x causes Y", but a slightly different result, say: Yes No X Occurs Yes 495 5 No 5 495 leads to the conclusion that "X does not cause Y." Though oversimplified this hypothetical result demonstrates the problematic nature of the constant conjunction criterion. By Hume's criteria, there would be few causal relationships in the biological and social sciences. Hume the Empiricist: Comparing the causalities of Galileo and Hume gives an insight into the evolution of causal thought. Although Galileo was clearly a scientist, his definition of causality was not clearly empirical. We might call Galileo a "crude" or "primitive" empiricist for this reason. Hume, on the other hand, is clearly an empiricist. Hume's causality is based on experiential or sensory relationships. To be sure, Hume argued that "X causes Y" could not be empirically verified think about why not, but that a hypothetical causal relationship could be tested nevertheless. This sets the stage for an operationalized causality; i.e., a definition couched explicitly in terms of causal testing. Mill's Causality: Unlike earlier philosophers, who concentrated on conceptual issues, John Stuart Mill concentrated on the problems of operationalizing causality. Mill argued that causality could not be demonstrated without experimentation. His four general methods for establishing causation are (1) the method of concomitant variation ["Whatever phenomenon varies in any manner, whenever another phenomenon varies in some particular manner, is either a cause or an effect of that phenomenon, or is connected with it through some fact of causation."]; (2) the method of difference ["if an instance in the phenomenon under investigation occurs and an instance in which it does not occur, have every circumstance in common save one, that one occurring in the former; the circumstances in which alone the two instances differ, is the effect, or the cause, or an indispensable part of the cause of the phenomena."]; (3) the method of residues ["Subduct from any phenomena such part as is known by previous induction to be the effect of certain antecedents, and the residue of the phenomena is the effect of the remaining antecedents."]; and (4) the method of agreement [if two or more instances of a phenomena under investigation have only one circumstance in common, the circumstance in which alone all the instances agree, is the cause (or effect) of the given phenomenon."]. All modern experimental designs are based on one or more of these methods. Probabilistic Causality: One approach to the practical problem posed by Hume's constant conjunction criterion is to make the criterion probabilistic. If we let P (Y | X) denote the probability that Y will occur given that X has occurred, then constant conjunction requires that: P (Y | X = 1 and P (Y | ~X) = 0 where ~X indicates that X has not occurred. The problem of course, is that biological and social phenomena virtually never satisfy this criterion. Probabilistic causalities address this problem by requiring only that the occurrence of X make the occurrence of Y more probable. In the same notation, if P (Y | X P (Y | ~X) then "X causes Y." While this makes the constant conjunction criterion more practical, however, it raises other problems. To illustrate, suppose that X has two effects, Y1 and Y2, and that Y1 precedes Y2. A widely used example is the atmospheric electrical event that causes lightening and thunder. Since we always see lightening (Y1) before we hear thunder (Y2), it appears that "lightening causes thunder". Indeed, Y1 and Y2 satisfy the probabilistic criterion. P (Y2 | Y1) P (Y2) That we require of Y1 Y2. But in fact, lightening does not cause thunder. The foremost proponent of probabilistic causality, Patrick Suppes, solves this problem by requiring further that Y1 and Y2 have no common cause. As we discover at a later point, research designs constitute a method for ruling out common causes. Design as Operational Causality: The history of causality can be broken down into two eras. The first era begins with Aristotle and ends with Hume. The second era begins with John Stuart Mill and continues today. The difference between Hume and Mill may be unclear; after all, both were orthodox empiricists. But while Hume and Mill had much in common, Hume's causality was largely conceptual. Little attention was paid to the practical problem of implementing the concepts. Mill, on the other hand, described exactly how working scientists could implement (or operationalize) his causality. The most influential modern philosophers have followed Mill's example. Although the field of (experimental) design often deals with causality only implicitly, we can think of design as operationalized causality. Rubin Causality: Many proposed causalities work well in one context (or appear to, at least) but not in another. To solve this problem, some modern philosophers have tried to limit their causalities to specific contexts, circumstances, or conditions. Accordingly, Rubin causality (named for Donald B. Rubin) is defined in the limited context of an experimental milieu. Under Rubin causality, any relationship demonstrated in an experiment (where the units of analysis are randomly assigned to experimental and control groups) is a valid causal relationship; any relationship that cannot be demonstrated in an experiment is not causal. To illustrate, suppose that we want to measure the effectiveness of a putative anti-bacterial soap. We apply the soap to a single bacterium. If the bacterium dies, the soap works. But if the bacterium dies, we still have this problem: sooner or later, all bacteria die; maybe this one died of natural causes. We eliminate this (and every other alternative hypothesis) by showing that a placebo treatment does not kill the bacterium. But since the bacterium is already dead, how is this possible? The fundamental dilemma of causality, according to Rubin, is that if we use an experimental unit (a bacterium, e.g.) to show that "X causes Y," we cannot use that same unit to show that some "non-X does not cause Y." We solve this dilemma by assuming that all units are more or less the same. This allows us to treat one bacterium with the antibacterial soap and another with the placebo. To make sure that the two bacteria are virtually indistinguishable, however, we randomly assign the bacteria to the soap and placebo. Since random assignment is unfeasible in some situations, Rubin causality holds that some variables (e.g., "race") cannot be causes. Suppes causality: Probabilistic causality, as proposed by Suppes, is another causality defined for a limited milieu. Where X and ~X denote the occurrence and nonoccurrence of X respectively, Suppes infers that X Y if two conditions are satisfied: (1) P (Y | X P (Y | ~X) (2) P (Y | X and Z) P(Y | ~X and Z) The first criterion ensures that the probability that Y will occur given that X has not occurred. The second criterion ensures that X and Y are not asynchronous co-effects of Z. 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