Where clauses aren't required.

What's the cargo?

Cargo and ship destroyed.

So immediately we have two clauses.

The ship discharged its cargo in Panama.

Put Captain Solo in the cargo hold.

Then the actions have two new types of clauses.

They are words that connect clauses, words, and phrases.

The robots can be used for transporting cargo.

Shuttle Tydirium, what is your cargo and destination?

I heard you're working in the cargo docks.

Able to pack up to 400 lbs. of cargo.

I hope those bastards won't sniff out our cargo.

That's going to total up to n clauses in the formula.

They are words that connect two unequal things, dependent and independent clauses.

Adverbial time clauses (here 'when') write about the future in the present tense.

It was apparently a passenger ship but it was also carrying cargo.

As far as I know, they're tucked away in cargo, per regulations.

A cargo vessel, bound for Athens, sank in the Mediterranean without a trace.

A ship sails the ocean. It left Boston with a cargo of wool.

Now, that's strange. What's a cargo ship doing this close to the Frontier?

To motivate this, suppose we wanted to have the goal of moving all the cargo from airport A to airport B, regardless of how many pieces of cargo there are.

So let's take an example of we want to send cargo around the world, and we've got a bunch of planes in airports, and we have cargo and so on.

And then they flew a few cargo flights, and took it out of service.

For centuries, general non bulk cargo had been shipped in the process he watched.

That basically means slash is valid and then any number of these clauses is valid after that.

The way it knows that there are new clauses forming right here is this colon right over here.

There's no other clauses that we need to consider here that captures the notion of k color ability.

In list comprehensions we can also put little clauses or guards to only take some of the input list.

So this is representing all possible actions for any plane, P, of unloading cargo at the destination.

Chris went to Benghazi in the early days of the Libyan revolution, arriving on a cargo ship.

That's an American C 17 cargo plane that flew us from New Zealand to McMurdo in Antarctica.

This formula that we come to has k variables and s clauses and we're going to add three more nodes.

What if everyone who smuggled for me... dropped their cargo at the first sign... of an imperial starship?

When the captain of one of those ships reported that he could not leave with his cargo on board,

Some have far fewer young and take much better care of them, brooding their precious cargo for days, even months.

How about the time your safety harness snapped and you fell into the cargo bay? We laughed then, didn't we?

So that In predicate will hold if and only if either A was a load action so if we load the cargo into the plane, then the result of executing that action A is that the cargo is in the plane or it might be that it was already true that the cargo was in the plane in situation S and A is not equal to an unload action.

And then canals were built, and with the same horseman and the same horse, you could carry ten times as much cargo.

Then we have some additional clauses that say what can't be the case that a is red and b is red at the same time.

So P1 was at SFO, say, and cargo, C1, was also at SFO, and all the other things that were in that initial state.

Disguised as a cargo ship and using a secret imperial code... a strike team will land on the moon and deactivate the shield generator.

Remember all the clauses end up being in these groups, so there's one clause for each node that says that that node has to have one of the k colors.

So I actually developed a proposal to go out with a cargo ship and two decommissioned fishing trawlers, a crane, a chipping machine and a cold molding machine.

In the 16th century, the Spanish returned from the New World with the mineral in their cargo holds and christened it, piedra de la ijada, or loin stone.