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  Guitar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The guitar is traditionally tuned to an open G major tuning.
Acoustic bass guitars also have steel strings, and match the tuning of the electric bass, which is likewise similar to the traditional double bass viol, the "big bass", a staple of string orchestras and bluegrass bands alike.
The electric bass guitar is similar in tuning to the traditional double bass viol.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guitar   (7169 words)

  
 Epsilon Calculi [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
The more general link between epsilon terms and choice functions was first set out by Asser, although Asser's semantics for an elementary epsilon calculus without the second epsilon axiom makes epsilon terms denote rather complex choice functions.
Wilfrid Meyer Viol, calling an epsilon calculus without the second axiom an 'intensional' epsilon calculus, makes the epsilon terms in such a calculus instead name Skolem functions.
One questionable thing about it is that both Leisenring and Meyer Viol do not state that the predicates in question must determine sets before their choice function semantics can apply.
www.iep.utm.edu /e/ep-calc.htm   (10009 words)

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