There were several different roles that women at city, town and market village fairs of Moravia and Silesia played. Most of them were buyers - entire social and professional groups can be identified among them. Traditionally their task was to purchase products necessary for trouble-free running of household: food, the household equipment (mostly used in the kitchen), but also textiles and garments. This rule worked similarly on the other side - in the role of woman as a seller. Here we must differentiate between two groups of market women. The first of them were non-professional housewives (selling dairy products, eggs, mushrooms, herbs, small animals) for whom selling was an occasional business (seasonal or additional way of acquiring certain sums of money).
The other group included professional traders who went to the market regularly and it became their main livelihood. The types of goods offered by countrywomen corresponded to standard running of farmstead and to home production. Professional market women enriched this range of products. However, farm products and
groceries dominated what they offered. At the beginning, women did not take part in selling other goods, they usually held the role of assistants, or they used to stand in for the male participants of markets on a short-term basis. The number of women, sometimes even running their own business, started increasing only at the end of 19th century.
Statistická data pro období 1953-1975 dokumentují nevyrovnané postavení žen a mužů v československé vědě. Muži získávali hodnosti kandidát věd a doktor věd mnohem častěji, z celkového počtu hodností kandidáta věd obdržely ženy ve sledovaném období 12,3%, z celkového počtu hodností doktor věd 2,2%. Ženy nacházely uplatnění nejčastěji v přírodních vědách (biologie, lékařské vědy, chemie). Alena Lengerová (1924-1979) byla významnou vědeckou pracovnicí, její výzkumné výsledky byly oceňovány doma i v zahraničí. V Ústavu experimentální biologie a genetiky SAV se specializovala především na imunologii a molekulární biologii. Napsala četné studie a články (více ne 100), v 60. letech 20. století přednášela na univerzitách ve Spojených státech amerických a byla členkou řady mezinárodních vědeckých institucí. Jako uznávaná odbornice byla zvána na kongresy a sympozia věnované imunologii a genetice po celém světě a na její práce se často odvolávají různé vědecké publikace. and The statistical data of time period 1953-1975 document the uneven position women and men in in scientific positions in Czechoslovakia. Men gained candidacy positions and PhDs most often, women only obtained 12,3% of candidacy positions and 2, 2% PhDs in this period. Women found employment most often in the natural sciences (biology, medical science, chemistry). Alena Lengerova (1924-1979) was an important researcher, whose research was appreciated at home and abroad. She primarily worked in immunology and molecular biology at the Institute of Experimental Biology and Genetics of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. She wrote numerous essays and articles (more than 100), gave the lectures at universities in United States of America in the sixties and was a member of many international scientific institutions. As a respected expert in her branch, she was invited to congress and symposiums dealing with immulogy and genetics all over the word and her works were referenced frequently in various publications. (Translated by Marie Bahenská.)
The territory of the Polar Urals is characterized by significant forecast resources of natural zeolites. In case of their successful development, the resources of the zeolite deposits can provide a positive impact on the development of a number of industries in the adjacent regions of the Urals and Western Siberia. At the same time, the available data about the zeolite-bearing rocks of the Polar Urals present in published research paper and materials of geological funds is rather contradictory. The results of research performed by different scientific groups often contain opposed conclusions on the mineralogical composition, the content of the commercial component in the ore, as well as on the ore reserves calculation and the potential of commercial exploitation for the same mineral occurrences. In many respects, this situation can be explained by the complexity of the geological and geomorphological conditions of the territory under consideration, the remoteness of the promising mineral occurrences from large scientific and industrial centers, and the variety of ore occurrences. This work presents the study results of lithological–petrographic features and the material composition of the eluvial debris of the Middle–Late (Givetian–Frasnian) Devonian zeolite-bearing rocks of the volcanogenic-sedimentary origin within the Naunpe area of the Polar Urals., The main objective of the proposed research was to evaluate the economic feasibility of their development and possible directions for commercial exploitation of this type of ores. Research methods included petrographic study of samples of zeolite-bearing rocks in thin sections, SEM-EDS, determination of the total mineral composition by XRD and the chemical composition by XRF. Within the Naunpe area, the outcrops of zeolite-bearing rocks on the surface are represented by blankets and debris of small lumpy–gravel eluvial deposits with indistinct outlines. Macroscopically, zeolite-bearing eluvial deposits are represented by reddish or pinkish in color, massive and relatively homogenous rocks. The ore occurrences are well interpreted based on the remote sensing data. According to the results of petrographic, lithological, and mineralogical studies, three main rock types were distinguished among the eluvial debris deposits: zeolite-bearing crystallo–lithoclastic tuffs of the mafic, intermediate, and felsic composition, and also tuffoargillites, and siliceous rocks., and Crystallo–lithoclastic tuffs and tuffoargillites contain Ca-zeolites, represented mainly by laumontite (13.8–18.9 %), which fill small open spaces between crystallites and lithoclasts. Volcanic glass fragments and feldspars from tuffoargillites are replaced partially or completely by zeolites. The content of zeolites in these rocks is even lower (less than 10 %). The characteristic features of the studied zeolite-bearing rocks from the ores of the known deposits of the Polar and Subpolar Urals have higher contents of Fe2O3, CaO и Na2O and lower content of K2O. The obtained results show that the studied rocks are quite complex, diverse, and polygenetic, as well as their formation is a result of several stages of post-volcanic authigenic mineral formation. The rather low content of zeolite minerals in these rocks and high variability of the material composition decrease the industrial potential of that eluvial debris deposits as an object of mineral raw material base. At this, they can be considered as prospecting indicator for prospecting the areas with a similar geological structure.
This paper is inspired by recent results [15, 16] which have shown that a multiplicative generator of a strict triangular norm can be reconstructed from the first partial derivatives of the triangular norm on the segment {0} x [0,1]. The strict triangular norms to which this method is applicable have been called zero-reconstructible triangular norms. This paper shows that every continuous triangular norm can be approximated (with an arbitrary precision) by a zero-reconstructible one, and thus substantiates the significance of this subclass of strict triangular norms.