clausal
clausal
Definition
clausal (klôz′əl)
adjective
of or constituting a clause
clausal
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- logic: In Chapter 2, the topic of resolution theorem proving in clausal logic is addressed in a more rigorous fashion.
- form: One drawback is the exponential increase in the size of the resulting formula when transformed from standard logic notation into clausal form.
- unit: The resulting four hours of conversational data yielded a total of 7909 ' ' clausal units ' ' .
- structure: At the same time the changes documented here can be used as a tool to diagnose what that clausal structure must be.
- negation: Based on a stratified core sample of 240 languages, this study investigates the form and distribution of negative markers in clausal negation.
- approach: The tutorial incorporates a variety of examples, exhibiting the workings of the clausal temporal resolution approach.
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