- An
inherently funny word is a word that is
humorous without context,
often more for its
phonetic structure than for its meaning.
Vaudeville tradition holds...
-
duplicate rule. A
language that only
admits ambiguous grammars is
called an
inherently ambiguous language.
Deterministic context-free
grammars are
always unambiguous...
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their 1903
first powered Flyer with
anhedral (drooping) wings,
which are
inherently unstable. They
showed that a
pilot can
maintain control of
lateral roll...
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preceding step to
effectively carry on with the next step –
these are
called inherently serial problems.
Examples include iterative numerical methods, such as...
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safety cannot be achieved,
common practice is to talk
about inherently safer design. “An
inherently safer design is one that
avoids hazards instead of controlling...
- In
simple terms, risk is the
possibility of
something bad happening. Risk
involves uncertainty about the effects/implications of an
activity with respect...
- itself'. The
phrase is used to
refer to
conduct ****essed as
sinful or
inherently wrong by nature,
independent of
regulations governing the conduct. It...
- is a
racial supremacist belief which maintains that
black people are
inherently superior to
people of
other races.
Black supremacy was
advocated by Jamaican...
-
traditional media delivery systems are
either inherently streaming (e.g., radio, television) or
inherently non-streaming (e.g., books, videotapes, audio...
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latitude and
longitude of the center-point of the ZCTAs. ZIP
Codes are
inherently discrete or point-based data, as they are ****igned only at the
point of...
