- In com****bility theory, many
reducibility relations (also
called reductions,
reducibilities, and
notions of
reducibility) are studied. They are motivated...
- truth-table degrees.
Reducibilities weaker than
Turing reducibility (that is,
reducibilities that are
implied by
Turing reducibility) have also been studied...
- Map
Reduce framework are not the
actual map and
reduce functions (which, for example,
resemble the 1995
Message P****ing
Interface standard's
reduce and...
- In physics,
reduced m**** is a
measure of the
effective inertial m**** of a
system with two or more
particles when the
particles are
interacting with each...
- In statistics, and
particularly in econometrics, the
reduced form of a
system of
equations is the
result of
solving the
system for the
endogenous variables...
- A
reducing sugar is any
sugar that is
capable of
acting as a
reducing agent. In an
alkaline solution, a
reducing sugar forms some
aldehyde or ketone, which...
- Omanadze,
Roland Sh.; Sorbi,
Andrea (2006-10-01). "Strong
Enumeration Reducibilities".
Archive for
Mathematical Logic. 45 (7): 869–912. doi:10.1007/s00153-006-0012-4...
- {\displaystyle P}
which is Turing-
reducible to g {\displaystyle g} .
Unlike most
reducibility relations in com****bility, Mučnik
reducibility is not
defined between...
- In chemistry, a
reducing agent (also
known as a reductant,
reducer, or
electron donor) is a
chemical species that "donates" an
electron to an electron...
- An
eccentric reducer is a ****ing used in
piping systems between two
pipes of
different diameters. The same ****ing can be used in
reverse as an eccentric...
