Sobel sequence
Sobel sequence noun: a lengthening series of conditionals of the form "if A then X, but if A and B then not X".
Noun
Sobel sequence (plural Sobel sequences)
- A lengthening series of conditionals of the form "if A then X, but if A and B then not X".
Forms of Sobel sequence
| plural | Sobel sequences |
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Origin of Sobel sequence
Named after Jordan Howard Sobel.
Questions about Sobel sequence
- What does Sobel sequence mean?
- Sobel sequence means a lengthening series of conditionals of the form "if A then X, but if A and B then not X".
- What part of speech is Sobel sequence?
- Sobel sequence is a noun.
- What is the plural of Sobel sequence?
- The plural of Sobel sequence is Sobel sequences.
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