- In
linguistics (especially
generative grammar), a
complementizer or
complementiser (glossing abbreviation: comp) is a
functional category (part of speech)...
- a
graph which is
isomorphic to its
complement Complemented lattice Complementary angles Knot
complement Complement of a point, the
dilation of a point...
- The
complement system, also
known as
complement cascade, is a part of the humoral,
innate immune system and
enhances (
complements) the
ability of antibodies...
- Two's
complement is the most
common method of
representing signed (positive, negative, and zero)
integers on computers, and more generally,
fixed point...
-
achieved with a
complementing subtractor. The
first operand is p****ed to the
subtract unmodified, the
second operand is
complemented, and the subtraction...
-
Complementors are
businesses that
directly sell a
product (or products) or
service (or services) that
complement the
product or
service of
another company...
-
complements are unique.
Every complemented distributive lattice has a
unique orthocomplementation and is in fact a
Boolean algebra. A
complemented lattice...
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Complementation refers to a
genetic process when two
strains of an
organism with
different homozygous recessive mutations that
produce the same mutant...
- finite-dimensional
subspace of a
Banach space is
complemented, but
other subspaces may not. In general,
classifying all
complemented subspaces is a
difficult problem...
-
edges that were
previously there. The
complement is not the set
complement of the graph; only the
edges are
complemented. Let G = (V, E) be a
simple graph...
