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1. Characterization of 2-minimally nonouterplanar join graphs

Creator:
Akka, D. G. and Bano, J.K.
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bez média and svazek
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model:article and TEXT
Subject:
join graphs, minimally nonouterplanar, forbidden, homeomorphic, block, and cut vertex
Language:
English
Description:
In this paper, we present characterizations of pairs of graphs whose join graphs are 2-minimally nonouterplanar. In addition, we present a characterization of pairs of graphs whose join graphs are 2-minimally nonouterplanar in terms of forbidden subgraphs.
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3. Mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces and some bitopological functions

Creator:
Kayathri, K., Ravi, O., Thivagar, M. L., and Joseph Israel, M.
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Subject:
mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal space, (1, 2)∗ -rg-closed set, (1, 2)∗ -rg-continuous function, almost (1, 2)∗ -continuous function, and almost (1, 2)∗ -rg-closed function
Language:
English
Description:
The aim of the paper is to introduce and study a new class of spaces called mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces and a new class of functions called (1, 2)∗ -rg-continuous, (1, 2)∗ - R-map, almost (1, 2)∗ -continuous function and almost (1, 2)∗ -rg-closed function in bitopological spaces. Subsequently, the relationships between mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces and the new bitopological functions are investigated. Moreover, we obtain characterizations of mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces, properties of the new bitopological functions and preservation theorems for mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces in bitopological spacesThe aim of the paper is to introduce and study a new class of spaces called mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces and a new class of functions called (1, 2)∗ -rg-continuous, (1, 2)∗ - R-map, almost (1, 2)∗ -continuous function and almost (1, 2)∗ -rg-closed function in bitopological spaces. Subsequently, the relationships between mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces and the new bitopological functions are investigated. Moreover, we obtain characterizations of mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces, properties of the new bitopological functions and preservation theorems for mildly (1, 2)∗ -normal spaces in bitopological spaces.
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4. m∗-fuzzy basically disconnected spaces in smooth fuzzy topological spaces

Creator:
Amudhambigai, B., Uma, Mallasamudram Kuppusamy, and Roja, Elango
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bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
m∗ r-fuzzy ˜g-open Fσ set, m∗ -fuzzy basically disconnected space, and m∗ r-fuzzy open function
Language:
English
Description:
In this paper, the concepts of m∗ r-fuzzy ˜g-open Fσ sets and m∗ -fuzzy basically disconnected spaces are introduced in the sense of Šostak and Ramadan. Some interesting properties and characterizations are studied. Tietze extension theorem for m∗ -fuzzy basically disconnected spaces is discussed.
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5. Simulation of the snowmelt runoff for the upper Hron basin

Creator:
Parajka, Juraj
Format:
bez média and svazek
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model:article and TEXT
Subject:
snowmelt runoff simulation, SRM Model, GIS, modelovanie odtoku zo snehu, and model SRM
Language:
Slovak
Description:
This study is focused on the snowmelt runoff simulations for the upper Hron basin using dte degree-day approach of the SRM model. Our effort was directed at the determination and selection of input data and model parameters using GIS tools. The aim of this paper was to simulate the snowmelt runoff using only regularly measured data, without their special pre-processing. Comparison between measured and computed runoff indicates that the SRM model could be used for the snowmelt runoff simulation for the upper Hron basin. Results for the smaller upper Telgart subbasin were not so acceptable, because of lack of representative input data, which is essential for the determination of the snow depletion curve. and Práca je venovaná simulácii odtoku zo snehu pre povodie horného Hrona s využitím modelu odtoku zo snehu - SRM. Hlavným cieľom práce bolo posúdiť a otestovať možnosti výberu a určenia vstupných údajov a kalibrácie parametrov do modelu SRM s využitím dát pravidelne meraných v sieti meteorologických staníc. Z výsledkov vyplýva, že SRM veľmi dobre simuluje prietok pre povodie horného Hrona ako celku. Simulácia pre povodie horného Hrona rozdeleného na dve výškové zóny, a najmä pre čiastkové povodie Hrona po Telgárt, nedosiahla akceptovateľné výsledky. Tento fakt spôsobili najmä nedostatečné vstupné údaje. Kritickým sa ukázali najmä vstupné informácie o priestorovom rozložení snehovej pokrývky.
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6. Some aspects of the taxonomy and biology of dracunculoid nematodes parasitic in fishes: a review

Creator:
Moravec, František
Format:
bez média and svazek
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model:article and TEXT
Subject:
Nematoda, Dracunculoidea, parasites, taxonomy, axonomy, and fish
Language:
English
Description:
The nematode superfamily Dracunculoidea includes 166 recognized species, of which 150 (90%) are parasitic in about 300 species of freshwater, brackish-water and marine fishes. Fish dracunculoids are placed in 31 genera (86% of all dracunculoid genera) belonging to eight of the nine dracunculoid families: Anguillicolidae, Daniconematidae, Guyanemidae, Lucionematidae, Micropleuridae, Philometridae, Skrjabillanidae, and Tetanonematidae; the genus Lockenloia is considered incertae sedis. Because of difficulties in studying fish dracunculoids, associated with their morphological and biological peculiarities, most species of these largely histozoic parasites are poorly known and males of the majority of species and of eight genera have not yet been discovered. It is apparent that the present classification system of dracunculoids as a whole does not reflect phylogenetic relationships and a taxonomic revision of this nematode group, based on detailed morphological (including SEM and TEM), life history and molecular studies of individual species, is quite necessary. Data on the biology of fish dracunculoids is scarce. In known cases, their life cycles involve copepods, ostracods or branchiurids as intermediate hosts and, sometimes, fish paratenic hosts are known to occur in dracunculoid species parasitizing as adults piscivorous definitive hosts. However, nothing is known about the life cycles of representatives of 20 genera. Some species of dracunculoids, particularly of philometrids, are highly pathogenic and are known as agents of serious fish diseases. During recent years, especially the importance of Philometra spp. parasitizing the gonads of many species of marine fishes has increased due in particular to the rapid development of marine aquaculture, because they may significantly decrease fish reproduction or even cause full parasitic castration. Therefore, further detailed studies on fish dracunculoids are significant not only from the theoretical viewpoint, but they may also have practical implications.
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7. Teorie fikčních světů a dějiny literatury

Creator:
Tureček, Dalibor
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bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Language:
Czech
Description:
eory of fictional worlds has been proven a useful tool in modern narrativesemantics. Based on the theory of communication, and thus being able to reflectthe creation as well as the reception of literary works, the semantics of fictionalworlds may be considered an important tool of inquiry into literary history.Nevertheless, its validity and usefulness for literary historical discourse has not yetbeen deeply explored. One of the most challenging tasks of literary history remainsthe demarcation of literariness, which is connected with language and aestheticfunction of the literary artwork in the structuralist discourse. e introductionof the notion of fictionality may be considered a third possible criterion. us,by employing those classical terms, the study tries to examine how the fictionalworlds semantics meets the specific preconditions and needs of literary historicalinvestigation.
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