Applying two definitions of the union of IF-events, P. Grzegorzewski gave two generalizations of the inclusion-exclusion principle for IF-events.In this paper we prove an inclusion-exclusion principle for IF-states based on a method which can also be used to prove Grzegorzewski's inclusion-exclusion principle for probabilities on IF-events.Finally, we give some applications of this principle by...

on the basis of constitution and social and cultural contexts, each country has its own private international law system. concerning countries with federal system like the united states of america, conflict of laws not only may occur between laws of the united states and law of the other countries, but also in a distinctive manner, among states of the usa together. european :union: is in the sa...

in the system of international law, individuals enjoy some rights and states are initially obliged to grant of these rights, especially in the field of human rights and humanitarian law. if this obligation is not fulfilled, the responsible state has to compensate the injured individuals based on special rules of treaty laws and general rules of international responsibility, including customary ...

The primary spermatocytes of Drosophila virilis have been shown to undergo an approximate 300-fold increase in volume and to possess an abundance of ribo somes in the cytoplasm (Ito 1960). These ribosomes are probably involved in the biosynthesis of the various materials needed for this tremendous volumetric increase. Olivieri and Olivieri (1965) have demonstrated that RNA synthesis occurs in s...

the biological, biochemical and immunological It has been proved lately that lysosomes are conditions that prepare the organic susceptibility involved in the mechanism of morphologic which facilitates or impairs the growth of changes, catabolic disorders , autolytic pro­ M. leprae. This paper is a partial attempt to cesses, necrosis , and infections and inflammatory unveil the pathogenic mechan...

Despite 180 years of theory on magnetism, it appears that the practice of calculating forces on magnetic media is ambiguous, as illustrated by a recent article by Casperson [1]. Potentially troubling issues include: Which field B or H should be used? Should the total field be used, or only the external field? And if the latter, what is meant by “external”? Can/should effects of magnetization cu...