Sentence examples for number of clauses from inspiring English sources

Ben Bradshaw, the culture secretary, has opted to sacrifice a number of clauses in the bill, including those enabling Ofcom to allocate funding and oversee a national network of consortia to replace ITV regional news after 2012, as part of the "wash up" negotiation process.

But buried deep within 62 pages of turgid prose are a number of clauses that Assemblyman Richard Brodsky and others say would enable the administration to ram the project through in a "bum's rush" that would limit, if not eliminate, public review and the right to challenge it in court.

Words per clause* Division of number of words by number of clauses.

We show that the LP lower bound can be made effective as the number of clauses increases.

Fig. 3 Number of clauses in the chains in terms of logico-semantic type in the three texts.

(i) Suppose that there is a true assignment for MAXIMUM ONE-IN-THREE SAT with the maximum number of clauses.

Ratio of satisfiable instance and average computation time for each number m of clauses in Γ, with n=100 and q=15.

We varied the number m of clauses in γ in order to explore the complexity profile of GPSAT for m/n.

Ratio of satisfiable instance and average computation time for each number m of clauses in Γ, with n=50 and q=5 Fig. 2 GPSAT phase transition.

SDF works by greedily descending in an informative objective (that considers how strongly clauses are satisfied, in addition to counting the number of unsatisfied clauses) and, once trapped in a local minima, "floods" this minima by re-weighting unsatisfied clauses to create a new descent direction.

Some consumer advocates and technologists see additional sticking points, however, objecting to a number of prescriptive clauses in the proposal that could limit the way browsers present Do Not Track preferences to their users.