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Examples of looping

looping

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Success and finite failure are generally conditional on fairness; looping may occur with an unfair search or computation rule.
Looping may also occur for successful queries if all solutions are sought.
This module format, emulated by other composers, lent itself well to looping.
Figure 7 shows an area of the timeline selected for looping.
The piece veers between representation of street environments at one extreme, and abstract, looping rhythms at the other.
Lastly, he makes the point that by taking away the inevitability of an end, looping creates a sort of managed unpredictability.
Thus, cardiac looping likely involves a combination of differential growth, differential wall stresses and deformation by boundary constraints.
These results implicate the node as a signalling source driving left-sided nodal and lefty2, and subsequently looping and situs of the heart.
This dynamic alternative reordering strategy not only tables the answers to tabled subgoals, but also the alternatives leading to variant calls, the looping alternatives.
However, over-specification is possible in the sense that looping atoms can be true or false in strong models.
No answer is returned for a topmost looping subgoal until the subgoal is complete.
Furthermore, in the stage of looping, two new ventricular components appear, namely, the inlet and the outlet.
It can take parameters; accept internal named variables; control flow, including looping and case statement; and have commands for interactive control.
Efficiency would be improved by cutting down the amount of storage and checking needed to prevent looping.
One can trace the looping brushwork tirelessly reconstructing the figures and their 'picture'.
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