This rewritten document is then saved to disk in order to prevent unnecessary repetition of the task.
These rewritten documents were grouped according to similarity in structure, based on the number of if-then statements, the need for branching or calculations in the code and the occurrence of 'left-overs', i.e. information in the text that could not be explicitly expressed using if-then statements and logical operators.
For this reason it is desirable to deflatten the XML-to rewrite the document such that as much of the implicit structure is made explicit as possible.
Some legislators have promised to keep God in the Constitution if they can simply rewrite the document amendment by amendment -- an exercise that could take years.
Archbishop Donald Wuerl, who as bishop of Washington, D.C., now occupies the hottest chair in the bishops conference, said he did not support rewriting the document.
Machines are getting better and better at this kind of summarization, especially the process of summarizing and rewriting documents into a different voice.
If the Honduran people approved the formation of a constitutional assembly in November, it would likely take years – as it did recently in Bolivia – to rewrite the document.
Dr. Lee said the researchers had thought about using it "as a kind of 'style dial"' to rewrite documents automatically for different groups -- adapting articles on technical subjects for a children's encyclopedia, for example.
Look inside as well as outside: Within organisations, we still live in desktop worlds, and largely conduct our business sitting at desks: responding to emails, answering phones, rewriting documents and updating our statuses – all while sitting in our chairs.
The rewritten server.R is below.
The structure of the document is then rewritten to reflect the fact that a heading that intervenes in such a list is logical a subheading of the preceding heading.
