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Convexity Cuts and Cut Search

Operations Research, 1973
This note focuses on two new and related cut strategies for integer programming: the “convexity-cut” and “cut-search” strategies. The fundamental notions underlying the convexity-cut approach are due to Richard D. Young and Egon Balas, whose “hypercylindrical” and “intersection” cuts provide the conceptual starting points for the slightly more general
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Unkind cuts

Nursing Standard, 1988
It is horrifying that the Government has the audacity to consider cutting special rates for nurses. We can hardly survive on the wages we receive now.
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Bone cutting

Clinical Physics and Physiological Measurement, 1991
Bone cutting has always been a problem for surgeons because bone is a hard living material, and many osteotomes are still very crude tools. Technical improvement of these surgical tools has first been their motorization. Studies of the bone cutting process have indicated better features for conventional tools.
J Y, Giraud   +5 more
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Factor cuts

Proceedings of the 2006 IEEE/ACM international conference on Computer-aided design - ICCAD '06, 2006
Enumeration of bounded size cuts is an important step in several logic synthesis algorithms such as technology mapping and re-writing. The standard algorithm does not scale beyond 6 or 7 inputs because it enumerates all cuts and there are too many of them. We address the enumeration problem by introducing the notion of cut factorization.
Satrajit Chatterjee   +2 more
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Nightmare cuts

Nursing Standard, 1987
Revelations in the popular press last week that the Government is considering scrapping special duty payments has left nurses gasping with shock.
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Cut! Cut! Cut!

2023
Kate Messner, Kate Messner
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Topological equivalences of $$\mathbf {CUT}$$ CUT and $$\mathbf {CUT(Fin)}$$ CUT ( Fin )

Archive for Mathematical Logic, 2016
In this note, two well-known topological facts regarding cofinite and cocountable-like topologies over uncountable sets are shown to be equivalent either to the Countable Union Theorem or to the Countable Union Theorem for countable families of finite sets.
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Cutting back

Nature Chemical Biology, 2022
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