Examples of inessential

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Otherwise, j is called an inessential return situation.
We make several simplifications by passing to inessential reductions.
The latter is a completely inessential restriction, designed only to clarify notation.
The aim was to capture the essential structure of the proof theory of cut elimination while avoiding the semantically inessential aspects of the syntax.
Note that both semantical injectivity and syntactical separability can be studied in linear logic thanks to such abstractions from inessential commutations.
What is more, the differences between the various "expositions" will reflect not only inessential personal idiosyncrasies, but can have far-reaching cognitive effects.
Thus, these "inessential" features are not found in creoles because of "the fact that creoles began as pidgins" (p. 28).
Could this form of 'spatialisation' be ignored as inessential to the music's true identity?
Mutations would be retained in the region inessential for the molecule's function.
An essential 1-entry can become inessential, but this implies that in the same step some monomial is activated.
Hairdressers sold an inessential and often expensive service.
By restriction to an inessential reduction, we may assume that the conditions in (i) and (ii) hold everywhere.
Actually they just tell us that the order and name of generic variables in type-schemas are inessential, fact that we already know.
The geometrical drawing, with all of its crooked lines, is like the acoustician's signal - empirical, inessential, and contingent.
Here, atom p forms an (inessential) intermediate step between the two atoms q and r that actually form a cycle.
Regarding the external world as inessential to the real well-being of the individual involved not merely being impervious to adverse events, but also regarding external or general opinion as unimportant.
The order and multiplicity of constraints in a list is inessential, and the addition of an empty list of constraints is irrelevant in a g -term.
In order to convey his understanding he wrote beautiful papers with lucid prose, and often chose to add inessential simplifying hypotheses to make the central idea stand out more clearly.
As will be shown, the transition from vectors of processes to their respective cpo's is functorial, preserves information about the 'holes' and abstracts from inessential details.
Constructivists reject the notion that one adequately investigates political action by treating agents as inessential onlookers in a world in which structural forces determine political outcomes.
However, this distinction is inessential here.
Both composers use the same basic vocabulary of essential and inessential sevenths and ninths and 'sur prise' modulations; both produce bland or sour-sweet clichés for much of the time.
As space has been devoted to all kinds of inessential topics, it is all the more surprising that many entries one expects to find are missing.
The use of these metals and their alloys for inessential purposes was prohibited some months ago and an informal control over distribution established.
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