Sentence examples similar to condensed clause from inspiring English sources
It is often useful (and sometimes necessary) to replace a non-condensed clause C by a condensation, i.e., by a condensed subset of C which is subsumed by C.
We prove that testing whether a given clause is condensed is co-NP-complete and show that several problems related to clause condensing belong to complexity classes that are, probably, slightly harder than NP.
Had it been in a two-minute story on the evening news, she said, Mr. Kerry's exchange over the high cost of health care with a substitute teacher would have been condensed to a descriptive clause.
A clause is condensed if it does not subsume any proper subset of itself.
The tutor does not tell the student how to do it; instead, the student is just told to form one clause to condense the meanings into one clause.
After studying the complexity of an existing clause condensing algorithm, we present a more efficient algorithm and provide arguments for the optimality of the new method.
We show that the problem of testing whether a clause is strongly condensed is undecidable.
We also consider a stronger version of redundancy elimination: a clause C is strongly condensed iff it does not contain any proper subset C′ such that C logically implies C′.
(Some quotes are condensed).
219 cans of condensed milk.
