... ( Q RED ) MAX STAGE REDUCTION ( S REO ) FLOOD PERCENT Q RED / Q RED / Q RED / DEPTH FLOJJING PERCENT S RED / RED STOR USED STOR AVAIL RES COST NAT LOC 173 WILKES - BARRE SERVED BY -1 -2 - 3 -5 -6 -7 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17 -18 -13 -20 21 -22 ...

... Red 1 and 2 . 2 pos . 1. q .. Atlantic Coast Line . Green Green Green . Bangor & Aroostook . Buffalo , Rochester & Pittsburgh ... Yellow . Yellow . White . Green Not used . Green .. Red Red . 1 and 2 . 1 3 pos . u . q Red Red . 1 and 2 ...

... RED . The epistemic connection between your experience and RED is defeasible . But there's a canonical connection ... q - red ' to denote this property of experience , and ' Q - RED ' to denote our concept of it . Q - RED is one of our ...

... q ; we write Ap ( t , q ) for this function . Here are the recursion equations defining RED : RED ( t ) = t_if t is a normal term RED ( tq ) = RED ( Ap ( RED ( t ) , RED ( q ) ) ) if either of t or q is not normal In the remaining clauses , ...

... Red be a redundancy criterion for |= and Inf. A set N ⊆ F is called saturated w.r.t. Inf and Red if Inf(N) ⊆ RedI ... Q be an arbitrary set, and let sequence relations over F. Then := (|=q) P q∈Q |=q be a qualifies Q-indexed as a ...

... q) = Red'(q) A distinct (left(p), p, right (p))^ ((Red (left(p))/\ Black(p) /\ Red(right (p))/\p # q)\/ (Black (left(p))/\ Red(p) /\ Black(right (p))/\ distinct (left(p), right (p), q))) These characteristics are illustrated in Fig. 5 ...

... q AQP q-red 0,815 0,815 0,813 0,810 0,822 0,822 0,820 0,807 D;q AWP 0,809 0,806 0,805 0,802 0,809 0,807 0,805 0,802 D;q AWP q-red 0,809 0,806 0,805 0,802 0,809 0,807 0,805 0,802 L2 0,811 0,807 0,806 0,801 0,810 0,806 0,805 0,801 KL ...

... Q Pumpkin Creek, Q Punished Woman's Fork fight, Q Pyramid Park, Q R Rain in the Face, Q, Q, Q, Q, m Rankin (steamboat), Q Rawhide Creek, m Rawolle, William, M Red Bear, Q, Q Red Buttes, Q Red Cloud, Q, Q, 150—52, 167—68; and Big Foot, Q ...

... Q means that P reduces to Q, that is, P can execute a computational step and it is transformed into Q. Table [3]shows the reduction rules. The first three rules are the Only three axioms for the reduction relation. In particular, the Red ...

... Q ] | R ] → m [ n [ P | Q | R ] n [ P | Q ] | m [ R ] ( Red In ) → >> open n.P | n [ Q ] → P│Q ( Red Out ) ( Red Open ) with the convention that in ( Red In ) and ( Red Out ) , each occurrence of [ . ] can be replaced by [ . ] ( the ...