Thus, the formula is equivalent to the enumeration of all possible allele arrangements at the given SNP site, where an arrangement is given as conjunction of literals and all arrangements are connected by disjunctions (disjunctive normal form): (4) (¬ g i, j 1 ∧ g i, j 2 ) ∨ (g i, j 1 ∧ ¬ g i, j 2 ).
The selection of the types is modeled by disjunctions based on operating limitations and the required heat transfer area.
The selection of the types is modeled by disjunctions based on operating limitations and required heat-transfer area.
Three sufficient conditions (the guaranteed satisfaction property, 1-independence and 2-independence) that each ensure the tractability of constraints combined by disjunctions have been proposed in the literature.
Note that Equation (8) is the counterpart of Equation (4) for synchronous models, with the difference that the conjunctions have been replaced by disjunctions.
(The precise dual would be a consequence relation on a language with a single connective, roughly speaking giving that connective all the logical powers possessed by either disjunction or conjunction, and by a result of Wolfgang Rautenberg cited below, according to this consequence relation any formula follows from any other.
It is initially hobbled, however, by pages and pages of historical exposition, by a schematic plotline and by a disjunction between the author's scrupulous, lapidary prose and the dramatic, Dickensian events she recounts.
In the subject of the regulatory requirement in Listing 4, the concepts have the disjunctive relation as represented by the disjunction operator ";".
I'm struck again by the disjunction of her lives, the one she carries in her head, and the one that rushes insistently around her on these New York streets, and the way she has sought to reconcile them.
He says that for years he was puzzled by the disjunction between Rock's meticulously written standup sets and his seemingly tossed-off movies — everything he wrote, produced, or directed had been, essentially, a high-concept remake.
