We don't go around classifying people into " new " and " old " people because a decision procedure says that is the right way to classify people.
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The deliberations and decisions of the Council itself under the co-decision procedure are, unlike all other Council meetings, including COREPER and Council working group meetings, public.
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Assuming for the sake of argument that I had some personal views on the issues that mattered to anyone, they still wouldn't be part of the decision procedures.
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The DSB uses a special decision procedure known as'reverse consensus'or'consensus against'that makes it almost certain that the Panel recommendations in a dispute will be accepted.
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A decision procedure for determining whether a formula is well-formed goes as follows : " deconstruct " the formula by applying the Construction Rules backwards, thereby breaking the formula into smaller subformulae.
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Risch called it a decision procedure, because it is a method for deciding whether a function has an elementary function as an indefinite integral, and if it does, for determining that indefinite integral.
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If input equals 0, loop forever " with a random number generator picking the 1 or 0, and thus fails the requirement that the decision procedure must work for all programs and all inputs.
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In contrast, decision procedures require a clear-cut decision, yielding an irreversible action, and the procedure is based on costs of error, which, he argues, are inapplicable to scientific research.
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Decidability means that there exists at least one decision procedure, i . e ., a well-defined algorithm for determining whether a sentence in the first order language of real closed fields is true.
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SNARK's principal inference mechanisms are resolution and paramodulation; in addition it offers specialized decision procedures for particular domains, e . g ., a constraint solver for Allen's temporal interval logic.
