Basic Concept of Tailored Bars

Vibration - Basic Concept

Sounds are variations in pressure that propagate in an "elastic" environment, usually air, which can generally be perceived by human ears. A well-known example of variation in pressure is the one that takes place in the atmosphere, but these air changes are too slow to be heard. However, if these changes occurred at least 20 times per second, we would perceive them as sounds. In fact, man can h...

Emerging concept of tailored lymphadenectomy in endometrial cancer

On the Concept of Basic Social Norms

In sociology, social philosophy, social ontology, and classical choice theory the notion of a social norm is usually introduced by using a rich normative, semantic, and social vocabulary, while the notions that evolutionary game theory proceeds from seem too poor to elucidate the idea of social norms. In this paper, I suggest to define a notion of social norms that is as basic as possible, in t...

The History of the Basic Symptom Concept

Th e basic symptom concept (BSC) has been developed since the 50s by clinical psychiatrists [66-70] and, independently of this group, in the 70s by clinical psychologists [144, 146]. A comprehensive synopsis of the concept of basic symptoms (BS) and basic stages has been given a.o. in the book of Süllwold and Hu-ber [147], in the seven editions of Huber's textbook of psychiatry since 1974 [99] ...

The Basic Theorem on Generalized Concept Lattice

In [4] we have presented a new common platform for different types of fuzzification of a concept lattice. Now we show a pendant of the basic theorem on clasical concept lattices for this generalization which characterizes (complete) lattices isomorphic to this generalized concept lattice.