On Stricter Reachable Repetitiveness Measures

Repetitiveness Of Languages Generated

We study the repetition of subwords in languages generated by morphisms. First we give a simple proof for the fact that such a language is repetitive if and only if it is strongly repetitive (Ehrenfeucht and Rozenberg, 1983). From this proof we obtain a structurally simple polynomial-time algorithm for deciding whether such a language is repetitive. Then we give a complete characterization for ...

Students oppose stricter security in stadium

“ It’s an outrage,” commented senior Paul Cromwick. “ Roemer knows so little about student psychology and co llege p re s ­ su res .” • “ This is something that will anger people,” Cromwick warned. Senior Michael Duffy cited an example of alcohol-related abuse at the Georgia Tech game. “ The last game, someone with sloe gin started throwing the liquor around in the stands. He drenched several g...

Narrative discourse productions in older language impaired learning disabled children: employing stricter reliability measures.

This study aimed to describe narrative discourse productions of older language impaired learning disabled (LILD) children, using stringent reliability measures. Coherence and cohesion were the measures of analysis employed. Content and clarity ratings provided a subjective analysis of narrative productions. Interrater and intrarater reliability measures were calculated and testing for stability...

A Case for Stricter Grading

At ABC College, excessive grade innation has hindered the administration's eeorts to identify the most talented students and to rank the students in a reasonable way. We construct a method for more accurately evaluating student ability that adjusts a student's grade based on whether the professor assigning the grade tends to be unusually harsh or lenient. Since we have no real data, we construc...

On the Reachable Regions of Chains