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21Bounded Choice — Infobox Book name = Bounded Choice title orig = translator = image caption = Bounded Choice author = Janja Lalich illustrator = cover artist = country = United States language = English series = subject = Cults genre = nonfiction psychology cults …
22Bounded inverse theorem — In mathematics, the bounded inverse theorem is a result in the theory of bounded linear operators on Banach spaces. It states that a bijective bounded linear operator T from one Banach space to another has bounded inverse T −1. It is equivalent… …
23Bounded (set theory) — In set theory a subset X of a limit ordinal lambda; is said to be bounded if its supremum is less than lambda;. If it is not bounded, it is unbounded, that is:sup(X)= lambda.,For functions, bounded or unboundedness refers to the range of the… …
24Bounded pointer — In computer science a bounded pointer is a pointer that is augmented with additional information that enable the storage bounds within which it may point to be deduced. This additional information sometimes takes the form of two pointers holding… …
25Bounded Rationality — Begrenzte Rationalität (oder eingeschränkte Rationalität) bezeichnet in der Wirtschaftswissenschaft ein Verhalten, das einerseits abgegrenzt wird von unbeschränkter Rationalität und Optimierung unter Nebenbedingungen, andererseits aber auch von… …
26bounded function — noun Any function whose values remain bounded by some constant …
27bounded rationality — According to the rational exchange postulates associated with the organizational theory of Herbert A. Simon (see Models of Bounded Rationality, 1982), there are cognitive limits to the ability of people to pursue wholly rational purposeful… …
28bounded rationality — The type of rationality that most people (or organizations) resort to when faced with complex decisions in fast moving, real life situations where perfect information is unavailable. Given these constraints, decision makers will be content to… …
29bounded rationality — The type of rationality that most people (or organizations) resort to when faced with complex decisions in fast moving, real life situations where perfect information is unavailable. Given these constraints, decision makers will be content to… …
30bounded noun — noun Etymology: bounded from past participle of bound (III) : a noun (as book, letter, window) that in the singular is always accompanied by a determiner …
