end{aligned} The three first t-norms are continuous, but the drastic t-norm is not continuous.
The minimum t-norm T M and the drastic product t-norm T D on L are defined as follows: T M = α ∧ β, T D = { β if α = 1 ; α if β = 1 ; 0 otherwise ∀ α, β ∈ L.
The sense of change, the sense that there is a sudden, drastic shift in the norms of behind-the-scenes behavior and onscreen representations, is well worth celebrating, but warily.
"Factory life during the rapid industrialisation of South Korea throughout the 1970s and 1980s meant tight communal living quarters and a drastic shift in cultural norms for the millions of factory workers that fed the country's growth," Clauss tells The Creators Project.
Ever since Williams announced his retirement, many of us have scrambled to find a precedent to make sense of such a drastic departure from the norm.
This week's strong stock performance is partly a reflection of the market's increased volatility since August, when concerns that Europe's debt was spinning out of control made drastic stock price swings the norm.
The new society Ms. Friedan proposed, founded on the notion that men and women were created equal, represented such a drastic upending of the prevailing social norms that over the years to come, she would be forced to explain her position again and again.
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Consequently, we call "pro-adaptation" as the ability to rapidly adapt to drastic environmental changes by an appropriate reaction norm which increases genetic variability and "pro-adaptors" as the genetic modulators of this reaction norm.
Homophobia is shown to initially inhibit uptake of this technology, as in his story "Options", as it engenders drastic changes in relationships, with bisexuality eventually becoming the norm for society.
