This article discusses defi nitions and the modern concept of risk. The author demonstrates normative, technical cognitive problems associated with calculated values possible damage probability a negative event, also suggests looking at nition risk in isolation from probability. aim work is to draw attention aspects important, since, according author, peculiarities human perception can signifi ...

The concept of negative symptoms has become increasingly important since it was reintroduced into psychiatric thinking several years ago. As the possible significance of negative symptoms has become clarified, the complexity of this concept has also become apparent. In dealing with this complexity, major progress has been made in describing negative symptoms more reliably and in taking steps to...

Although a small point ultrasound transducer has a wide acceptance angle, its small active area leads to a high thermal-noise-induced electric voltage in the transducer, thus the sensitivity is low. By contrast, a finite-size flat transducer has high sensitivity, but the acceptance angle is small, which limits its application in reconstruction-based photoacoustic tomography (PAT). Here, we prop...

No event reading Event reading No agent-oriented modifiers Agent-oriented modifiers Subjects are possessives subjects are arguments by phrases are non-arguments by phrases are arguments No implicit argument control Implicit argument control No aspectual modifiers Aspectual modifiers Modifiers like frequent, constant only with plural Modifiers like frequent, constant appear with singular May be ...

Many arguments in the Theory of Rings and Modules are, on close inspection, purely Lattice theoretic arguments. Cǎlagǎreanu has a long repertoire of such results in his book. The Hopkins-Levitzki Theorem is interesting from this point of view, because a special case of it lends to an obvious lattice theory approach, but the rest is a little more subtle. Albu and Smith have obtained some suffici...

SLDNF-resolution is complete for allowed programs and allowed queries. But the condition of allowedness is very stringent and excludes many common Prolog constructs. We show that allowedness is a special case of a more general principle. We show that if the clauses of a normal program are correct with respect to an input/output specification then SLDNFresolution is complete for it. An input/out...

In this work, we analyze the resistance of Simon-like ciphers against differential attacks without using computer-aided methods. In this context, we first define the notion of a Simonlike cipher as a generalization of the Simon design. For certain instances, we present a method for proving the resistance against differential attacks by upper bounding the probability of a differential characteri...