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CZERNIAK, MOSHE (1910–1984), Israel chess master. Czerniak was born in Warsaw and in 1934 settled in Palestine. Three times champion of Israel, he was active in promoting the game in the country. He represented Israel in international tournaments and in the chess Olympics. He contributed articles in Spanish, Polish, Russian and Hebrew to many periodicals, including his chess column in Haaretz, and the Argentinian chess reviews Estrategia and Revista Metropolitana which he edited between 1942 and 1949. He was also editor of 64 Squares (1956–59). His books include El final (1941);Botwinnik's Best Games (19462); Sefer ha-Shaḥmat (1963); and Toledot ha-Shaḥmat (1963).
weakening (monotonicity) A rule of reasoning that implies that from a clause such as P⇒Q (where ⇒ should be interpreted as “implies” and P and Q are atoms) one can deduce both P∨R⇒Q and P⇒Q∨R (where ∨ signifies “or”). In other words, additional antecedents can always be added to a clause in a deduction.
weakening In synoptic meteorology, a decrease in pressure gradient around a pressure system over time. Changes of this kind bring about a weakening of the winds. See also INTENSIFICATION.
weakening In synoptic meteorology, a decrease in pressure gradient around a pressure system over time. Changes of this kind bring about a weakening of the winds. See also intensification.
It is our great pleasure to provide you with the Dear Doctor - Dentistry & Oral Health Digital Library.Written exclusively by the foremost dental educators and clinicians in the field of dentistry, this library provides you with the latest developments and advancements on all aspects of dentistry to help you make the best decisions for your dental health. Such decisions can change not only your smile but your life for the better. If you have any questions after exploring the library, please feel free to ask our team.
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