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Coverings and structure of crossing families
Mathematical Programming, 1999Crossing families play a central role in the theory of submodular functions and in connectivity augmentation problems. This paper studies a covering problem of crossing families and their structural representations. The resulting min-max theorem and hypercactus representation make it possible to generalize some recent hypergraph connectivity ...
T. Fleiner, T. Jordán (Tibor)
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Structural proteomics of the poxvirus family
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, 2004Recent concerns over the potential use of variola virus-commonly known as smallpox-and other orthopox viruses as weapons of bioterrorism have increased research efforts towards creating new antiviral drugs and safer more effective vaccines. Here we introduce a new resource for structural information of poxvirus proteins: the poxvirus proteomics ...
Arlo Z. Randall +2 more
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Family Process, 1984
Research studies show that Chinese communities in the United States are in need of mental health services. Structural family therapy offers an effective model for treating families in need of therapy. This article describes why and how the model can be applied.
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Research studies show that Chinese communities in the United States are in need of mental health services. Structural family therapy offers an effective model for treating families in need of therapy. This article describes why and how the model can be applied.
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NEUROSIS AND THE MEXICAN FAMILY STRUCTURE
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1955A presentation is made of the cultural assumptions which it is believed underlie a great deal of the role playing in the Mexican family. Examples are given to demonstrate the effect of the assumptions in actual role playing. Remarks are made regarding (1) the areas where neurotic difficulty would be expected from the assumptions and the role playing ...
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On the Structure of the Family of Measurable Sets
Mathematische Nachrichten, 1984Let \(\mu\) be a nonnegative, extended real-valued set function defined on the power set of an arbitrary set X. Denote by \({\mathcal M}(\mu):=\{A\subset X:\mu (Q)=\mu (Q\cap A)+\mu (Q-A)\quad for\quad all\quad Q\subset X\}\) the family of \(\mu\)-measurable subsets of X. It is well-known that \({\mathcal M}(\mu)\) is an algebra and \(\mu\) is finitely
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The Historical Study of Family Structure *
1984Dahrendorf has noted that ‘Sociologists still like to invent their history so as to lend profile to their statements about the present’.1 To a remarkable extent this is still true of the sociology of the family. Until recently our knowledge of family life in the past was usually derived from one or more of three kinds of sources: novels, usually by ...
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