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homotopic

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homotopic /ho·mo·top·ic/ (-top´ik) occurring at the same place upon the body.
ho·mo·top·ic (hm-tpk)
adj.
Relating to or occurring in the same or corresponding place or part of the body.

homotopic [ho″mo-top´ik]
occurring at the same place upon the body.

homotopic
occurring at the same place upon the body.


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Different classes of methods allow computation of skeletons: "prairie fire" models (Blum, 1967), homotopic thinning (Lam et al.
12 QA564 Looking at the category of schemes from a homotopic perspective, Morel, who is not further identified, defines, for all reasonable schemes, the homotopy category of smooth category-schemes, and argues that this category plays the same role for smooth category-schemes as it does for the classical homotopic category for differentiable varieties.
Elaborating an idea of Michel Foucault's, Demetri Porphyrios identified Aalto's thinking as heterotopic in opposition to the usual Modernist homotopic manner of thought.
 
 
 
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