0 present participle of eliminate --
1 to remove or take away someone or something: --
In other words, the condensation of a clause can be obtained by applying a substitution and eliminating all the atom repetitions.
It does so by eliminating entirely the process of formulating generalizations expressed in terms of rules or constraints.
Eliminating two undetermined integral constants by demanding that the two boundary conditions (4.11) are satisfied yields the solvability condition.
Other examples include the common practice of eliminating vowels in creating abbreviations or program identifiers.
Eliminating this driving force reduces water penetration through the veneer.
Another approach is to redefine the morpheme, retaining the notion of minimal unit, but eliminating the requirement that it be meaningful.
However, the situation may improve in cases where the degeneracy can be removed by identifying and eliminating redundant constraints causing the degeneracy.
These models must have provided a tempting and uncomplicated way of reanalyzing and eliminating competition between pronominal variants.
