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Focus in this essay will be on conjunctive compromise.
Effective technical and management strategies adapted to specific locations, addressing conjunctive management of surface water, groundwater and rainwater, as well as urban, and agriculture-ecosystem interfaces.
Each of these sentences expresses two propositions, not one conjunctive proposition.
Conjunctive inflection, used for conditionals, is reflected in some of the modern languages as a special subject pronominal paradigm (246).
A positive query is a set of conjunctive queries with the same head.
Each node in the global search tree consists of a solution to a conjunctive problem plus the set of remaining disjunctions.
We conclude that conjunctive terms are strongly normalizable.
With a few sensible assumptions, this has been shown to only be possible with unanimity rule and semi-conjunctive decision rules.
With similar steps, we can rewrite the second conjunctive term of (8) as a logic program.
Three evaluation strategies are considered for "joining" predicates in conjunctive queries.
The core alone can be used to consistently answer non-existential conjunctive queries.
Finally, they characterized conjunctive query containment in this framework and provided necessary and sufficient conditions for containment for several large classes of query programs.
Controlling conjunctive partial deduction of definite logic programs.
Notably, while conjunctive partial deduction can perform deforestation and tupling, supercompilation is incapable of achieving tupling.
Not being obliged in some circumstances to have the objective or conjunctive relative seems to me an advantage.
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