Characterizing plane ANR's by existence of local means

Characterizing Classes of Structured Objects by Means of Information Inequalities

The problem to characterize and investigate structured objects by using information theory is currently of considerable interest. In this paper, we describe a method for characterizing structured objects representing graphs by means of information inequalities. For this, we deal with information inequalities which describe relations between information measures for graphs. Additionally, we sket...

Characterizing Fault-Tolerant Systems by Means of Simulation Relations

In this paper, we study a formal characterization of faulttolerant behaviors of systems via simulation relations. This formalization makes use of particular notions of simulation and bisimulation in order to compare the executions of a system that exhibit faults with executions where no faults occur. By employing variations of standard (bi)simulation algorithms, our characterization enables us ...

Characterizing Forest Structure by Means of Remote Sensing: A Review

Characterizing digital straightness by means of difference operators

We characterize straightness in the digital plane using difference operators.

Characterizing Ordered Semigroups by Means of Intuitionistic Fuzzy Bi-ideals

In this paper, we endow set S with the structure of an ordered semigroup and define “intuitionistic fuzzy” analogous for several notions that have been proved to be useful in the theory of ordered semigroups and give some equivalent conditions of these definitions. Then we characterize the completely regular and the strongly regular ordered semigroups by means of intuitionistic fuzzy bi-ideals.