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10-Feb-2006, 01:52
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 pair , set, combination X is defined as a difference between A and B, between B and C, or between A and C. If X is defined as a difference between A and B, Y is defined as a difference between B and C, or between A and C. If X is defined as a difference between B and C, Y is defined as a difference between A and B, or between A and C. If X is defined as a difference between A and C, Y is defined as a difference between A and B, or between B and C. I want to express the above relation. This is my draft. "X is defined as a difference between any pair of A, B, and C. Y is defined as a difference between another pair of A, B, and C." Is my draft correct? Is there possibility for misunderstanding? |
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10-Feb-2006, 08:37
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| Re: pair , set, combination I'd do it like this: "X is defined as a difference between any single pair from A, B, and C. Y is defined as a difference between the other pairs from A, B, and C." |
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10-Feb-2006, 11:55
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| Re: pair , set, combination Your reply is always a big help for me. Thanks a lot ! |
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