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...ield is dus letterlijk het middelpunt van zijn werk en het werd door Dickens gezien als zijn favoriete boek. ( Samenvatting geschreven door Wikipedia.nl )...

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...Mike Nocella (1988) studied a year at NHL University in Leeuwarden (NL). He investigated student life and explored science teaching at high schools. Part 2 is: Knee high and still growing....

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...Mike Nocella ISU (1988) studied a year at NHL University in Leeuwarden (NL). He investigated student life and explored science teaching at high schools. Part 1 is called: Terra Incognita. This is the second and last part....

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...Over 50 short stories and a detective. Awarded Grote Culturele Prijs van Drenthe 2014. Great Cultural Prize of province of Drenthe (NL) for all his writing....

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...What looks life like in the rural area of Drenthe (NL) where modern life came late in the last century. How did parents, teachers, politics, religion influence the coming of age in a culturally poor environment....

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...on dia dushi: a teacher seeking his way. Anno Ludwig: coming of age: biography in fiction. Otingerzand; life in a village in the province of Drenthe (NL) Psychology and reflection plays a role....

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... Distinctions between Intutionistic Fuzzy Logic (IFL) and Neutrosophic Logic (NL) The distinctions between IFL and NL {plus the corresponding int... ...cording to Leibniz) and relative truth (truth in at least one world), because NL(absolute truth)=1 + while NL(relative truth)=1. This has applicat... ...n IFL has been extended to the unitary non-standard interval ] - 0, 1 + [ in NL. Similar distinctions for absolute or relative falsehood, and absol... ...or relative falsehood, and absolute or relative indeterminacy are allowed in NL. b) In NL there is no restriction on T, I, F other than they ar... ...araconsistent, dialetheist, and incomplete information to be characterized in NL {i.e. the sum of all three components if they are defined as point... ... or to sup T + sup I + sup F = 1 if T, I, F are subsets of [0, 1]. c) In NL the components T, I, F can also be non- standard subsets included in... ... subsets included in the unitary standard interval [0, 1] as in IFL. d) NL, like dialetheism, can describe paradoxes, NL(paradox) = (1, I, 1...

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... first-the hand of the child arched out so that what is over against him nl!Ly nestle under it; second is the actual. relation, a saying of Thou wi...

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... Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved.” Scripture quotations marked NL T are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright 199...

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...h paradoxes, propositions which are true and false in the same time: thus NL(paradox)=(1, I, 1); fuzzy logic can not do this because in fuzzy logic t... ...lassical logic. 56 Example: If the values of the variables in NL are restricted to (1, 0, 0), (0, 0, 1) and (½, 0, ½) and the behavior o... ...th certitude. There are other, similar definitions of the variables in NL that can more accurately represent some more specialized circumstances.... ...ndled with the following modification of the definition of the items in a NL. Definition 4.1.3: A Neutrosophic Logic where indeterminacy is an err... ...es are allowed to change according to circumstances, then the triplets of NL can be used to represent additional circumstances. For example, if we ar... ...he unknown value of x. However, the value (0, 1, 0) can be assigned in NL, as the truth value is completely indeterminate. However, once x is ass... ...wn or indeterminate. If we use the half-and-half interpretation, then the NL representation would be (½, 0, ½ ). However, if we consider it indetermi... ...n would be (½, 0, ½ ). However, if we consider it indeterminate, then the NL representation would be (0, 1, 0). Once the spin state of the electron i... ...n 4.2.1: Let ( t 1 , i 1 , f 1 ) and ( t 2 , i 2 , f 2 ) be elements of NL where the sum of the elements of the triplet is 1.0. The logical connec...

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...ROSOPHY, NEUTROSOPHIC SET, NEUTROSOPHIC PROBABILITY. (third edition) NL(A 1 I A 2 ) = ( T 1 ? ({1} 0T 2 ) /T 2 ? ({1} 0T 1 ) 0T 1 ?T 2 ? ({1} 0... ...{1} 0F 2 ) /F 2 ? ({1} 0 F 1 ) 0F 1 ? F 2 ? ({1} 0F 1 ) ? ({1} 0F 2 ) ). NL(A 1 h A 2 ) = ( {1} 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 , {1} 0I 1 /I 1 ?I 2 , {1} 0F 1 /F 1... ... 2 ) = ( {1} 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 , {1} 0I 1 /I 1 ?I 2 , {1} 0F 1 /F 1 ?F 2 ). NL(A 1 f A 2 ) = ( ({1} 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 ) ? ({1} 0T 2 /T 1 ?T 2 ), ({1} 0 ... ...ROSOPHY, NEUTROSOPHIC SET, NEUTROSOPHIC PROBABILITY. (third edition) NL(A 1 I A 2 ) = ( T 1 ? ({1} 0T 2 ) /T 2 ? ({1} 0T 1 ) 0T 1 ?T 2 ? ({1} 0... ...{1} 0F 2 ) /F 2 ? ({1} 0 F 1 ) 0F 1 ? F 2 ? ({1} 0F 1 ) ? ({1} 0F 2 ) ). NL(A 1 h A 2 ) = ( {1} 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 , {1} 0I 1 /I 1 ?I 2 , {1} 0F 1 /F 1... ... 2 ) = ( {1} 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 , {1} 0I 1 /I 1 ?I 2 , {1} 0F 1 /F 1 ?F 2 ). NL(A 1 f A 2 ) = ( ({1} 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 ) ? ({1} 0T 2 /T 1 ?T 2 ), ({1} 0 ... ...on which is true and false in the same time, the neutrosophic logic value NL(paradox) = (1, i, 1), but this notation cannot be used in determining t... ...phic Logic and Intuitionistic Fuzzy Logic The differences between IFL and NL (and the corresponding intuitionistic fuzzy set and neutrosophic set) a... ...ing to Leibniz) and relative truth (truth in at least one world), because NL(absolute truth)=1 + while NL(relative truth)=1. This has application in...

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...lilncs quem vclix5tas in fine m’I0IU~ al tingere poteit, non autem tr.lnj’nl.ciii. l-i2x cfi \-c;locitx ul:ima. l:r par eit ratio limitis quan. I? ... ...t, atque ideo qux de- I L., A .Q .I4 I. .’ -. . . ,, Q fignat linealn re&nl, $1 A 13 ’ “k.,:,~‘~““’ “:::Y.,., ) & 2) G, vel earum alterutra, j ‘:... ...tionem radiorum, faCtam partim in aere antequam attingunt vitrum, partim (nl #.C & a? ,/ ,... ‘I / fallor) in vitro, po%uam illud ingreh ,..... .... ...bjusgerc; interea de natura. radiorum (utrum fint corpoca necne> nihil ol;nl& no difputans, fed traje~oria corporum traje&oriis radiorum. pem Smil... ...unBum fufpenfionis & cen- trum globi eifet ~26 di@orum, arcus quem centru’nl glcbi dekrip- fit erat x24& digitorum. Q,uaniim corporis ofcilhn tis ve... ...ciras maxima in cafu column= CJua’tS fit 3~1 vclocir;ltci~~ ILL, ~vi11~;~nl in cnfu coIumn3e prime, 1lt I ad 8 ; cq c~i~erenri,l illcl ~~+~UUIII in... ...o&antibus pars dimidia, vis EL in o&ntibust ubi maxima eit, fuperabir vim NL in rarione 3 ad 2, ideoquc erir ad vim illam, qua luna tempore ~LIO per... ...cometa radio ad folem duRo fingulis diehs del’cribir, j a-it 1)~ ?Iir:::nl erit r,artium r216373& & fingLdiS hOriS area illa erit partium 506823, ... ..., CIC 3r:, F& 29,FB 23, FC3G AH 184, I) H so:, RN 4&g, CN 3x4, BL 45-b NL 3I+. H 0 erat ad HI ut 7 ad 6 & prod&a tranfibat inter fiellas I) & E, ...

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...ne notes the neutrosophic logical values of the propositions A 1 and A 2 by NL(A 1 ) = ( T 1 , I 1 , F 1 ) and NL(A 2 ) = ( T 2 , I 2 , F 2 ). ... ...r > 1, one replaces them by – 0 or 1 + respectively. 2.3.1 Negation: NL( ÕA 1 ) = ( {1 + } 0T 1 , {1 + } 0I 1 , {1 + } 0F 1 ). 2.3.... ...1 , {1 + } 0I 1 , {1 + } 0F 1 ). 2.3.2 Conjunction: NL(A 1 . A 2 ) = ( T 1 ?T 2 , I 1 ?I 2 , F 1 ?F 2 ). (And, in a sim... ...ay, generalized for n propositions.) 2.3.3 Weak or inclusive disjunction: NL(A 1 - A 2 ) = ( T 1 /T 2 0T 1 ?T 2 , I 1 /I 2 0I 1 ?I 2 , F 1 /F 2... ...y, generalized for n propositions.) 2.3.4 Strong or exclusive disjunction: NL(A 1 I A 2 ) = ( T 1 ? ({1} 0T 2 ) /T 2 ? ({1} 0T 1 ) 0... ...generalized for n propositions.) 2.3.5 Material conditional (implication): NL(A 1 h A 2 ) = ( {1 + } 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 , {1 + } 0I 1 /I 1 ?I 2 , {1... ... , {1 + } 0F 1 /F 1 ?F 2 ). 2.3.6 Material biconditional (equivalence): NL(A 1 f A 2 ) = ( ({1 + } 0T 1 /T 1 ?T 2 ) ? ({1 + } 0T 2 /T 1 ?T 2 ... ...F 1 /F 1 ? F 2 ) ? ({1 + } 0F 2 /F 1 ? F 2 ) ). 2.3.7 Sheffer's connector: NL(A 1 | A 2 ) = NL( ÕA 1 - ÕA 2 ) = ( {1 + } 0T 1 ?T 2 , {1 + } 0I ... ... 2 , {1 + } 0I 1 ?I 2 , {1 + } 0F 1 ?F 2 ). 2.3.8 Peirce's connector: NL(A 1 oA 2 ) = NL( ÕA 1 . ÕA 2 ) = = ( ({1 + } 0T 1...

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...n be split into two pieces d i and n2 = d i _ 1 .. d 1 do such that 2*nl = n2 The first few numbers in the sequence are SEDS = { 12,24,36,48,51... ... a) With k = 2j, the principles listed above force the number of digits in nl and n2 to both be j. Gsing simple arithmetic, all values in the range ... ...h be j. Gsing simple arithmetic, all values in the range nl = 100 000 to nl = 499 999 j-l O's j-l 9's 43 yield a j-digit number when multiplied ... ... )-digit number Again, using simple arithmetic, all numbers in the range nl = 500 000 to nl = 999 999 j - I O's j 9's satisfY this condition. 0 A... ... k == 0 modulo 3 and n is evenly divisible by 3, the sum of the digits of nl = 1234 .. k(k+l) will be congruent to I modulo 3. Since k+2 will then b... ...modulo 3. Since k+2 will then be congruent to 2 modulo 3, appending it to nl will construct a number the sum of whose digits are evenly divisible by ...

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...e identity. The loop over near-ring that is the near loop ring denoted by NL with identity is a non-associative near-ring consisting of all finite f... ...= k ∈ L (whenever they are distributive other wise it is assumed to be in NL). iv. n( Σ α(m)n) = Σnα(m)m for all n ∈ N and m ∈ L. v. α(m) m = m α... ...write α = Σα i m i , i = 1, 2,…, n. Thus m → m.1, is an embedding of N in NL. After the identification of N with N.1 we shall assume that N is conta... ...fter the identification of N with N.1 we shall assume that N is contained NL. It is easily verified NL is a near-ring and it is a non-associative ne... ...NL is a near-ring and it is a non-associative near-ring. Now we define NL by taking a loop L and a loop near-ring N, which is taken in this defin... ...TION 1.6.20: Let L be a loop. N a loop near field. The loop-loop near-ring NL of the loop L over the loop near-ring N with identity is not even an as... ...s not even an associative loop but a doubly non-associative near-ring as (NL, +, ) is non-associative with respect to both ‘+’ and ' '. NL consists ... ...ive in N if α (m)’s are not distributive in N we assume the product is in NL. iv. n Σα(m)m = Σn α(m)m if and only if n ∈ N d . Dropping the zero c... ...=α α . Thus n → n. I m ; I m is the identity in the loop L. So N.1 = N ⊂ NL. The element 1.1 m acts as the identity element of NL. Now we defi...

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...doesn't mean paradoxes, only that neutrosophy can characterize paradoxes { NL(paradox) = (1, I, 1) } among other sentences. 72 FL: I don’t like... ...radictions, antitheses, antinomies, odds, peculiarities, and oxymorons.): NL(paradox)=(1, I, 1), i.e., the logical values are true and false in the s... ... truth in at least one world but not in all possible worlds. For example: NL(absolute truth)=1 + , while NL(relative truth)=1, where 1 + means 1+eps... ...th)=1 and FL(relative truth)=1 too. "A=A" is an absolute truth, therefore NL(A=A)=1 + . FS’s answer to Ivan Stojmenovic: New things face oppositio...

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...tinctions between Intutionistic Fuzzy Logic (IFL) and Neutrosophic Logic (NL) The distinctions between IFL and NL {plus the corresponding intuiti... ...ing to Leibniz) and relative truth (truth in at least one world), because NL(absolute truth)=1 + while NL(relative truth)=1. This has application ... ...FL has been extended to the unitary non-standard interval ] - 0, 1 + [ in NL. Similar distinctions for absolute or relative falsehood, and absolute ... ...elative falsehood, and absolute or relative indeterminacy are allowed in NL. 454 b) In NL there is no restriction on T, I, F other than they a... ...onsistent, dialetheist, and incomplete information to be characterized in NL {i.e. the sum of all three components if they are defined as points, or... ... to sup T + sup I + sup F = 1 if T, I, F are subsets of [0, 1]. c) In NL the components T, I, F can also be non-standard subsets included in the... ...bsets included in the unitary standard interval [0, 1] as in IFL. d) NL, like dialetheism, can describe paradoxes, NL(paradox) = (1, I, 1), w...

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... {xξx=s 1 /k, where s 1 χS 1 }. Compared to Belnap’s quadruplet logic, NS and NL do not use restrictions among the components – and that’s why the... ...’s why the NS/NL have a more general form, while the middle component in NS and NL (the indeterminacy) can be split in more subcomponents if necess...

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... {xξx=s 1 /k, where s 1 χS 1 }. Compared to Belnap’s quadruplet logic, NS and NL do not use restrictions among the components – and that’s why the... ...’s why the NS/NL have a more general form, while the middle component in NS and NL (the indeterminacy) can be split in more subcomponents if necess...

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