Traduction de «many-valued logics » (Anglais → Français) :

multiple-valued logic [ multivalued logic | nonbinary logic | multi-valued logic | many-valued logics | multi-valued logics ]

many valued logics for computer science applications

two-sorted predicate logic [ two-sorted logic | many-sorted logic | many-sorted calculus ]

logical set of values [ logical values set ]

multivalued logic | multiple-valued logic

false Boolean value | false logical value

3. Is deeply concerned at the fact that budgetary debates in the Council have been for many years poisoned by the logic of ‘fair returns’ instead of being driven by the logic of the European added-value; considers that, while this debate already existed before the introduction of a GNI-based resource, the situation has seriously intensified due to the current system of EU financing, whereby some 74 % of revenues stem from national contributions based on GNI instead of genuine own resources, as foreseen in the Treaty of Rome and all successive EU Treaties; considers that such a system places disproportionate emphasis on net balances bet ...[+++]ween the Member States and has led to the progressive introduction of complex and opaque rebates and other correction mechanisms for the financing of the EU budget;

3. Is deeply concerned at the fact that budgetary debates in the Council have been for many years poisoned by the logic of ‘fair returns’ instead of being driven by the logic of the European added-value; considers that, while this debate already existed before the introduction of a GNI-based resource, the situation has seriously intensified due to the current system of EU financing, whereby some 74 % of revenues stem from national contributions based on GNI instead of genuine own resources, as foreseen in the Treaty of Rome and all successive EU Treaties; considers that such a system places disproportionate emphasis on net balances bet ...[+++]ween the Member States and has led to the progressive introduction of complex and opaque rebates and other correction mechanisms for the financing of the EU budget;

- The Committee approved the following draft new actions: COST 327: Research action on motorcycle safety helmets, COST A8: Learning disorders as a barrier to human development and agreed in principle on the following draft actions, which will be approved by means of the written procedure: COST G2: PASTA: ancient landscapes and rural structures; COST 15: Many-valued logics for computer science applications; COST 824: Gametic embryogenesis; COST 251: Improved quality of service in ionospheric telecommunication systems planning and operation; COST A9: CIVITAS: Transformation of European cities and urban governance.

Estonia was therefore invited to take part in the next meeting of the COST Committee of Senior Officials on 17 and 18 October 1996 to present its RD policy. In the context of COST decisions to authorize RD institutes in non-COST countries to participate in individual actions, the Committee approved participation as follows: - Romania: Romanian Transport Research Institute Participation in COST Action 330: Teleinformatics links between ports and their partners - Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong Participation in COST Action B3: Development of new radiotracers and methods of quality assurance for nuclear medicine application - Cyprus: Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and the Environment Participation in COST Actions 66 and ...[+++]67: -COST 66: Pesticides, Soil and Environment -COST 67: Chemodynamics and water quality protection in natural porous media - Cyprus: University of Cyprus (Department of Computer Science) Participation in COST Action 15: Many-valued Logics for Computer Science Applications - Russia: Institute of Applied Geophysics (Moscow) Participation in COST Action 251: Improved quality of service in ionospheric telecommunications systems planning and operation The Committee gave its approval to the extension of the following Actions: - COST 241: Characterization of advanced fibres for the photonic network (for 18 months) - COST 321: Research in the field of urban goods transport (for one year) The Committee approved the following new Actions: - COST 335: Passenger accessibility of heavy rail systems - COST 917: Biogenically active amines in food - COST 244bis: Biomedical Effects of Electro-magnetic Fields - COST 219bis: Access for elderly and disabled people to the information society - COST G3: Industrial ventilation The last two Actions will be given final approval by means of the written procedure.