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Clause (logic)

Known as: Clause (disambiguation) 
In logic, a clause is an expression formed from a finite collection of literals (variables or their negations) that is true either whenever at least… 
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Related topics

Related topics

21 relations
(SAT, ε-UNSAT)2-satisfiabilityConjunctive normal formDatalog

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Logic programmingPropositional calculus

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Review
2017
Review
2017
Switch-Reference in American Languages : A Synthetic Overview
  • 2017
  • Corpus ID: 35100621
Abstract: This chapter reviews fifty years of literature on switch-reference (SR), a grammatical phenomenon found in more than 70… 
2015
2015
Oil and Water Do Not Mix, or: Aliud Est Credere, Aliud Deponere
The financial crisis has led to new interest in the ethics of financial markets. In this article, we further the debate on the… 
2015
2015
Most-Favoured-Nation Treatment, Survival Clauses and Reform of International Investment Law
In the last decade, international investment law has been on a trajectory of rapid evolution with reform high on agenda… 
2012
2012
Efficient Penalty Clauses With Debiasing: Lessons from Behavioral Law and Economics
This paper is an attempt to highlight how the clauses that are traditionally considered to be inefficient may actually be desired… 
2010
2010
A Verb-Centric Approach for Relationship Extraction in Biomedical Text
Advances in biomedical technology and research have resulted in a large number of research findings, which are primarily… 
2007
2007
Spoken parenthetical clauses in English
This article investigates English parenthetical clauses, a category which subsumes a wide range of forms and generally lacks a… 
2007
2007
Intellectual Property, Competition Rules, and the Emerging Internal Market: Some Thoughts on the European Exhaustion Doctrine
Although the European intellectual property law concept of the doctrine of exhaustion appears superficially straightforward… 
2001
2001
Issues in modelling the textual metafunction
Editors’ introduction One important aspect of the nature of texts is the way in which the flow of information through the text is… 
1997
1997
English Grammar: Language as Human Behavior
1. Why Study English Grammar? Native Speakers and Grammar Study. Standard English. Judgments about English. The Legacy of the… 
1988
1988
Sequencing in a Connectionist Model of Language Processing
Recent research suggests that human language processing can be profitably viewed in terms of the spread of activation through a… 
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