If an assignment can be found such that all clauses in Formulas 19 – 20 are true, where 1 ≤ k ≤ r - 1, the haplotypes are in lexicographical order.
He said today that the Copyright Clause was "the most carefully limited" of all the clauses in Article I, Section 8 that define Congress's powers.
Other possible penalties were wrapped in the catch-all clause: "The government reserves the right to return to the issue".
Analysis shows that when providing information to the audience, Huineng uses declarative clauses in all the translations.
It is shown that though statements are realized through declarative clauses in all the four translations, there is a significant difference in the certainty/uncertainty of Huineng in the information provided, as illustrated through different values of MODALITY.
Britain, which has not adopted the euro, accepted assurances that it would not be required to take part in any future euro zone bailout funds set up under a catch-all clause in European treaties intended to deal with emergencies.
That offense is covered by a catch-all clause in the extradition agreement, the person said, although some lawyers disagree.
In all the three texts, expanding clauses show an increasing trend from the ST to the TT2; while the projecting clauses accordingly show a decreasing trend.
In the two TTs, both the number and proportion of clause simplexes is more than those in the ST: 282 make 15.55% and 321 make 14.29%, for the TT1 and TT2, respectively, of all the clauses in the chains in each text.
The transitivity concordance approach, according to Thompson (2008, 18), involves the gathering together of "all the clauses in which each entity or group of entities in the text is represented in a particular participant role".
This comparison is not unproblematic, though, as Matthiessen reports the frequency of instantiation of process types associated with all the clauses in a multigeneric corpus, whereas this study only selects those processes that involve the patient in a generically homogenous corpus.
