n. anything poisonous to rats, esp. a plant.

... Graf Turana T (13 , as an example of a kograf . In graph theory , a kograph , or an additionally reducible graph . , or a graph free from P 4 , is a graph .that can be obtained from a graph ... ... Topics on Perfect Graphs - - T - p 253-277 DG Corneil , H Lerchs , L Stewart Burlingham Complement reducible graphs // Discrete Applied Mathematics . - - V - T - P 163 - - DOI : 1016 / 90013 -. DG Corneil ... (Discrete Math. Set theory. Graph theory. Combinatorics.)
... “A is equal to B”, “A is. less than B” are also simple “And then B”, “A before B” , etc These judgments are not reducible to judgments with the “is.” bundle If you use only a language that includes only categorical ... (Logics)
... that is isotropic and uniformly filled with physical vacuum This means that the information A-field is substantively reducible (simplified .) only to substance - space and nothing else Consequently , according to the concept of physical ... (philosophiya)
... are theorems and can . only be proved for events that reduce to the scheme .of cases For events that are not reducible to the scheme of. cases , they are accepted axiomatically , as principles or postulates Before formulating and proving the main ... (Probability theory. Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Analysis)
... that are reduced to the scheme of cases ., this probability can be calculated directly by the formula For events that are not reducible to the pattern of. cases , other methods of determining probabilities are used All these methods are rooted ... ... of experiments always approaches its probability It is quite natural to assume that for an event . that is not reducible to the pattern of cases , the.same law remains in force and that the constant value to. which the frequency ... (Probability theory. Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Analysis)
... Such events - possible , but with zero probability - appear only when . considering experiments that are not reducible to the scheme of.cases The notion of an event “possible , but having a zero . probability ” seems ... (Probability theory. Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Analysis)
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