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The Epstein-Barr Virus Nuclear Antigen 2 (EBNA2), a Protein Required for B Lymphocyte Immortalization, Induces the Synthesis of Type I Interferon in Burkitts Lymphoma Cell Lines
No full text(S,N)-implications on bounded lattices
Full text linkSince the birth of the fuzzy sets theory several extensions have been proposed. For these extensions, different sets of membership functions were considered. Since fuzzy connectives, such as conjunctions, negations and implications, play an important role in the theory and applications of fuzzy logics, these connectives have also been extended. An extension of fuzzy logic, which generalizes the ones considered up to the present, was proposed by Joseph Goguen in 1967. In this extension, the membership values are drawn from arbitrary bounded lattices. The simplest and best studied class of fuzzy implications is the class of (S,N)-implications, and in this chapter we provide an extension of (S,N)-implications in the context of bounded lattice valued fuzzy logic, and we show that several properties of this class are preserved in this more general framework
Locus de controle materno, satisfação com a vida e relacionamento com o filho adolescente
No full textRegulation of Luteinizing Hormone β and α Messenger Ribonucleic Acid by Estradiol or Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Following Pituitary Stalk Section in Ovariectomized Pony Mares1
No full textReducción temprana de la fuerza explosiva asociada con el daño inducido por el ejercicio
No full textExtent of oxidative modification of low density lipoprotein determines the degree of cytotoxicity to human coronary artery cells.
No full textOrigins of native vascular plants of antarctica: Comments from a historical phytogeography viewpoint
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